There is a little seal that makes it's way into the harbor early in the morning. A few of us woke up at 6:30 to catch a glimpse. We saw it's little head bobbing in the bay, but he must be very shy, because he disappeared when he saw us on the beach.
We walked the beach and watched the sunrise on the island.
The land was covered in long waving beach grass, towering evergreens, with juts of flaming red cliffs.
Walking along the beach line we found sea glass! It was magical. We gathered handfulls over the course of our stay.
See the little see glass among the rocks?
We're going to make little necklaces at home to remember our visit to PEI.
The weather was so peaceful in the early sunrise, but soon the outskirts of hurricanes touched the island and the storminess moved in. We drove around to a few different places today, instead of playing on the beaches all day.
This light house was on the East Point.
The kids don't love the lighthouses as much as I do, but they were happy to get out of the car and run around on the grass.
The lighthouse at Naufrage
More red cliffs
St. Peter's harbour lighthouse. It was charmingly rustic and run down.
It's surrounded by the most perfect dunes and sandy beaches. But it was drizzling and soggy. I got at least 4 mosquito bites while I was out of the car taking pictures. It would be a perfect beach on a sunny day.
A soggy day on the island though is still a great day.
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