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Canada's Smallest Province — Prince Edward Island

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Our first motorcycle trip was to Prince Edward Island. Neither of us had been there, so we went. On the first trip, we followed secondary roads to the island. It was about an hour or two longer to drive, but the scenery was well worth the effort.

PEI is roughly divided into thirds: west, centre and east. This gallery provides a smattering of photos from all three sections, as well as photos we took on our way to and from the island.

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Kenmare High School Rocks!

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On a trip back from western Canada, I stopped to stretch my legs and learned why Kenmare High School in North Dakota rocks!


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The Full Fairing on the Prairie

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This gallery comes from a story of grasshoppers that encompasses icky, sticky, windshields, boots and bruises. Along the way, Julie managed to capture some beautiful shots of the stark beauty of the prairie as the story was unfolding.

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A Shout Out to the World Cup of Rugby in Japan

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To honour the Rugby World Cup being held in Japan, I thought I’d show a few pictures from Beppu, which is on the most southern main island of Kyushu. Beppu is near Oita, which is one of the locations at which games will be played.

Enjoy!

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Driftwood Sculptures in Cap-Chat, Québec

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On a recent trip to Québec’s Gaspé Peninsula, we stumbled across some interesting driftwood sculptures in the village of Cap-Chat.

Enjoy!

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Not Bored in Castlegar

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On a motorcycle trip through the Crowsnest Pass, we stumbled across a series of interesting sand sculptures in Castlegar, BC.

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