The next morning we headed towards Charlottetown with the intention of stopping there for the night so we could have a look around. Charlottetown is the Provincial Capital of P.E.I and has a population of approximately 32,000 and the islands major airport. We found a camp about 5 mins out of the town on an arterial highway that by passes the city, overlooking the harbour. The owner here received our least friendly award for our trip to date, plus at C$44.00 he was also the dearest. Guess you just can't win them all! We went out to one of the local malls and Keith made a sizeable contribution to their economy in the menswear department. We had intended eating out but apart from the Cheers Bar which appeared closed and the usual Subway, KFC, McDonalds there wasn't much on offer so we ended up cooking our own.
About Me
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- Keith & Margaret
- New Zealand
- Keith: 38 years as a salesman, 25 years owner of medium sized business importing and distributing stapling and nailing equipment and fasteners. Currently run a small business in property and business management with a division in website development and hosting. Partner with Rotary in Meru Women's Dairy Farming project in Arusha Tanzania Partner with World Vision New Zealand in 41 projects - 39 water development projects in Africa, India, Afghanistan and Pacific Islands, 1 village clothing manufacturing and 1 bookbinding project in Bangleish. Rotarian in Rotary Club of Riccarton for 27 years Amateur radio operator for 36 years current call sign ZL3QH. Have been keen gardener over many years. Walk, hike or tramp 30km per week. Overseas travel - visited some 41 countries. Margaret: 19 years teaching preschoolers, keen traveller and a great gardener