I hope you are enjoying your weekend. It has been very cold here for the past few days and although I enjoy winter I am looking forward to a little break from this bitter cold. In a couple of days it is going above freezing and then some rain-just in case you needed a weather report!
One day last week we went for a drive when we had had a fresh snowfall so it was beautiful.We usually go to Victoria by the Sea a few times in summer when it is a busy little village with tourists etc.so we decided to check it out in winter.
Thank you for coming along for the drive.If you would like to see Victoria by the Sea in summer click here.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend,
Carolyn
WOW.
ReplyDeleteThat top photo should be made into your next Christmas cards - or at the very least on a Calender or a poster.
Absolutely fabulous!
Such a quaint village Carolyn, so typical of PEI and why people are attracted to your province.
ReplyDeleteInteresting about the small country churches; we have several small ones in our community struggling to stay open. Who knows, they may become someone's home or a cafe too.
Judith
Carolyn, this is a winter wonderland. Your images are post card perfect. Thank you for taking us along.
ReplyDeleteSO picturesque! Thanks for sharing these beautiful photos, Carolyn!
ReplyDeleteOhhhh, loved the tour, Carolyn. I also checked on what it looks like in summer and ohhhhh, it made me YEARN for warm weather and flowers!
ReplyDeleteWell, guess it will come soon enough, right? We must be patient.
I'd like to stay at that inn in one of the photos!
Take care and thanks for inviting us along! Susan
Such a beautiful winter tour. Such lovely homes. And so gorgeous with the snow. That shot of the blue door is spectacular!
ReplyDeleteYour visit to this beautiful and quaint wintery village is just magical. The photos are spectacular. Thank you for bringing us on your journey.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI will dream of the lupins tonight. One of my all time favorites.
looks like an enchanting little town...with lupines! Love those, will have to check them out this summer.
ReplyDeleteSo Currier and Ives! Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you for the wonderful tour around your snowy winterland, Such pretty houses, so different from the stone houses here in France. Your picture perfect photos, all worthy to be post cards, or in a glossy hardback book. It looks like a good climate for Lupins they are spectacular.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these beautiful wintry pictures Carolyn..
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Erna x
What a nice litte town is that, I love your snow pictures I like snow as specialy fresh snow. Over here the snow is over it is raining at the moment. But we had a lot of snow this year. The last 4 winters ware beautiful with frost and snow and before that winters it was no ice and no snow. The children like ice skating and if we had no frost then we have no ice. Have a nice Sunday and a lovely new week take care with all the snow.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Petra.
Wonderful pictures of a nice place!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
What a wonderful village, the buildings all look so cosy, I should like to step inside. Lovely winter pictures, admired the old tractors.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the visit, your pictures make me dream!
ReplyDeleteYou live in such a beautiful spot of this world. I always enjoy your posts so much. Thank you for sharing!
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Marian
loooove your pics!!! angie from germany
ReplyDeleteloooove your pics!!! angie from germany
ReplyDeleteOh Carolyn, what a beautiful place in winter too. So many sweet old homes and churches. I studied every photo then came to the pop of colour in the lupins at the end. Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing your little country drive. Blessings, Pamela
ReplyDeleteHow lovely are all of your photographs. Much love and many blessings. Love you
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Good Morning, Carolyn!
ReplyDeleteAhhh, memories...Midge and I visited the church cafe when we visited your Island, and we enjoyed a lovely lunch at the Landmark Cafe in Victoria-By-The-Sea, too. I wish we had gotten back there to have tea at Mrs. Proffitt's before leaving the Island, but there'll be a next time. :-) Their deck chairs, then painted a gorgeous pink, actually inspired some fun things for Pink Days In Bloom last summer. :-) Inspiration can come from so many places...
And, do you remember those beauuutiful Spode teacups, the white ones that seemed as though covered in eyelet with a few delicate rosebuds strewn inside and on the handles? I remember you took some photos at your kitchen table before we dug into you delicious pie and scones! Lol I'd love to have an entire set like those cups. Maybe I'll share them in a post soon...They came from The Coach House antiques shop in Victoria-By-The-Sea, as did my pink transferware teapot, cream and sugar; albeit the set is a reproduction, I love it just the same.
Thanks for taking me on a trip down Memory Lane today. I thoroughly enjoyed it, as always.
Hugs,
Linda at Beautiful Ideas
Che posti stupendi!Che meraviglia con la neve!Un abbraccio,Rosetta
ReplyDeleteCarolyn you photos are so beautiful!Just breathtaking views of your beautiful town!LOVE that church too!Thank you so much for sharing~
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Anne
We would love to have some of that snow here. I am actually watering my little garden now. We needn moisture badly.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely scenes on your tour here - very restful!
Victoria by the Sea still gorgeous in the winter. The farm tractors look so cool with their frosting of snow. I hope your weekend was enjoyable.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful wonderful picture you took from the lighthouse, i love it very much, it is so beautiful.
ReplyDeletethe colours and the motive are so awesome.
Your island is a paradise with his amazing houses and the landscape.
Have a good start into the next week, and much greetings, cornelia
Would you adopt me?
ReplyDeleteYour photo's look beautiful Carolyn. It must have been a delight walking through the snow and enjoying its beauty.
ReplyDeleteIn Rotterdam the snow melted away today. After two weeks of ice and snow I don't really mind. I hope we will get some spring weather soon. Can't wait to see the first flowers in my garden.
Happy new week! Stay warm!
madelief x
This is a beautiful spot, winter or summer. You are lucky to live so near.
ReplyDeleteEsta última paisagem eu tive o prazer de conhecer e no caminho visitamos o museu de carros antigos, acho que aproveitamos bastante nossa viagem à Ilha.
ReplyDeleteSaudades! Não sei se esta palavra tem tradução, mas significa vontade de estar de volta, ver novamente.
Um beijo e uma boa semana.
Lauriane
A pretty picture postcard kind of a place. Valerie
ReplyDeleteAmazing pictures Carolyn...
ReplyDeleteBlessings Lori ~
Wow! Breathtaking!! Thanks for taking us along.
ReplyDeleteYou weather seems to be like ours lately.
xo rachel
That is fascinating. Im overwhelmed.
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It is a pretty place in summer and winter
ReplyDeleteMerle......
Wonderful Pictures <3
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Beautiful pictures! I found all these amazing tablescapes on Pinterest and realized they were coming from the same site and had to come over to visit and follow along! Blessings, Tammy
ReplyDeleteOnce again Carolyn I escaped into your gorgeous pictures. I love, love pics of old tracters and the light house pic, I was there for a moment. Lovely, thanks for this wonderful post. Blessings Karen from A Cape Cod Nest
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Carolyn! Thank you so much for taking the time to share this exciting information.
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