Day 16 - Free Day - Prince Edward Island

Magnus, my 165 pound Irish Wolfhound and I woke at dawn to a quiet park after a day of country and western music and the Dixie Chicks who headlined at the Cavendish Beach Music Festival next door.   What a wonderful KOA and great opportunity to hear the music festival at our rig sites.  Most of the park guests reserve a space yearly for the festival.  We were privileged to be here.

Breakfast was provided by our Adventure staff, Terry and Madi, who are undoubtedly the two best cooks on the Adventure staff.  

After being treated to homemade muffins and a sausage and egg casserole, I, as well as other Adventure caravaners, headed out to Summerville for the College of Piping.  They have a student population of about 500, all studying Celtic Dance, the Bagpipes or the Snare Drum.  For a half hour, students and instructors discussed the origins of their music and describe the instruments and the way they are played.

Later that afternoon Mercedes Wilson and I drove to Charlottetown, along with others, to have a leisurely dinner in the theater district before going to see the musical, Anne of Green Gables.  

The musical was professionally done and enjoyable for all.  We returned back to the Campground after the show and were met by a coyote serenade, which PEI apparently has in abundance.

Submitted by:  Jodie Smith

(and Magnus)

Adventure #17