The next day, we followed the PEI National Park shoreline quite a ways, headed to the End of the World....
Actually we were at East Point, the NE tip of PEI. This is blue fin tuna territory (500-1500 pounders are landed). And a cool lighthouse open for tours.
East Point is also where three different tides converge... from the Gulf of St. Laurence, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Northumberland Strait. Also East Point is just a cool place to hang.
As we left East Point, the world resumed...
Further down the Eastern coast, we stopped at Basin Head, home of the singing sands. The sands weren't singing that day, but it was a cool place with some nice herons hanging out.
The black clouds in the pics above meant we had to hit the road... seems that the remnants of "Hurricane" Gabrielle were still dogging us.
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