Prince Edward Island -North Rustico was founded 1790. We saw this sign. There are Mi’kmaw people 6000 years ago. English, Scottish and Irish settlers moved into the area during the remainder of the 18th century and throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. The name Rustico comes from René Rassicot, a French pioneer who was one of the first settlers in North Rustico.
We saw this red sand beach along the coast in PEI
Laterbwe saw that Fisherman Statue in the ocean.
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I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a statue in the sea. Really beautiful.
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We visited there last week saw the Fisherman Statue on the water.
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Gorgeous beach! There’s an air of melancholy to it all, though.
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Rebecca we visited there and saw this red sand beach in PEI .Anita
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I’m delighted to see your post pics today. Heading east soon and hope to see PEI for the first time with my son. 💕✨
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Yes we visited there and such an amazing site. .Does your son live there in PEI? Anita
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No. I’m living in BC and he lives in Ontario. Neither of us have seen PEI before so we’re excited about seeing it soon. Thanks for asking.
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I’d like to visit Prince Edward Island sometime Anita.
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Marion maybe you should there 🤔
Thanks Anita
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When you know the history of an area you’re visiting, it changes how you view it. That’s a lovely stretch of beach!
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Nancy such an amazing area of the history in PEI .We walked along the beach ⛱️ too. Anita
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6,000 years is amazing, there must be some artifacts around for them to know this.
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Allison I saw this sign and it was thousands of years ago. Anita
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