Laura-Jane - Whimfield

Jul 01 2009

Murray Harbour, Prince Edward Island

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Based on Barry’s recommendation to visit Brehaut’s Restaurant for milkshakes, we recently drove to the neighbouring community of Murray Harbour to do just that..visit Brehaut’s for milkshakes and ice cream.

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The milkshakes and ice cream were divine, and we enjoyed them outside at the Murray Harbour wharf.

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The sun was setting and it was a perfect summer evening to explore a new place–ice cream in hand.

Prince Edward Island is pretty small. You can easily drive from tip-to-tip (and back again if you really wanted to) in one day. What does that mean? It means that on a weekend day-trip you can go anywhere. It is a lofty goal of mine to eventually visit all of the communities in Prince Edward Island.

We haven’t made much time for exploring; as you know, I don’t get out much. But every so often we make a trip to visit a community that’s new to us.

I especially love grabbing a snack or having dinner at small cafes and restaurants. Generally, in smaller places I feel like where I spend my dollars counts. I am rather thrifty, but if I really must spend money I’d sure rather it go to a little place like Brehaut’s in a fishing village like Murray Harbour, population 256.

I wonder where we’ll go next. Have you been anywhere new lately?

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6 Responses to “Murray Harbour, Prince Edward Island”

  1. Jennyon 01 Jul 2009 at 2:57 pm

    Wow take me…we can start an icecream adventure around Prince Edward Island! Maybe I will bike or run from place to place so I can still fit in a bathing suit by the time August rolls around.

  2. Vickion 01 Jul 2009 at 3:27 pm

    Happy Canada Day!! Enjoy your day wherever or whatever you do!!

  3. mom Marjorieon 01 Jul 2009 at 4:18 pm

    Wow - these story line plus its accompanying illustrations are great “food for thought.” sort of surrealistic. I checked for the “icecream in hand” in the first and third photos, and for the Murray Harbour Wharf beside the second photo! No problem whatsoever that they aren’t there I intuit that you didn’t know your story line until you got back home! But this juxtaposition makes for a great read!!!
    lots of love, mom!

  4. Barryon 01 Jul 2009 at 4:21 pm

    Awww….shucks… on my recommendation?…I’m flattered. Glad you enjoyed it.

  5. Gary Grayon 01 Jul 2009 at 5:41 pm

    Hi L-J

    Great work!!! Got a charge out of the weaving in your post….well done!

    “visit Brehaut’s for milkshakes and ice cream” is a wonderful tag phrase. Typing it into google found some of your sites as well as this one that I particularly like.

    http://www.foodinc.ca/cgi-bin/provreviews.pl?province=PE

    I loved the photos especially the one you have chosen for your Facebook profile.

    I went exploring after our talk on the 17th and was very impressed by what I found.

    (the videos are totally pro. Was that with the Flip?)

    BTW thanks for the tea it was just the way I like it. lol

    Kudos to Barry for his recommendation.

    Keep doing L J, your work is awesome!…

    Smiles :o)

    Gary

  6. Michelleon 01 Jul 2009 at 10:17 pm

    You must drive across the Confedertion Bridge and visit the Bouctouche Dunes (for a nice stroll) and then go to Olivier Soaperie so you can treat yourself to some exquisite handmade soap. That’s what you should do ….

    http://www.economusees.com/savonnerie_olivier_en.cfm

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