Sunrise from the room this AM; weather looks good from
the picture but the fog that rolled in about an hour later was real thick. It was going to be a slow but direct ride to
Prince Edward Island; got there in about 3 hours. Rode over to Port-La-Joye-Fort Amherst National Historic, see http://www.law.ualberta.ca/centres/ccs/issues/legrandderangement.php
. From there it was to Charlottetown and for some reason the Garmin starts acting
up so I get to see a lot of town to include a Harley Dealership called Red Rocks;
this dealership isn’t even in the HD 2013 map book. Check out the pics of the
front room of this dealership…not Harley’s. Seems the HD dealership is working
on a petition because the province wants to institute noise laws only for
motorcycles. I’ve seen thousands of bikes (a lot of Can-Ams) and very few have
modified exhaust. The sales clerk says the requirement for db level is so low
some stock HD’s won’t pass. They are also thinking of instituting a requirement
of having to buy a new helmet every three years. Wow! They gonna slap an
inspection sticker on your helmet? Well
I found my way to the north shore, up to PEI National Park, beautiful coastline
with dunes covered with grass. If it was white sand it would’ve looked like Okaloosa
island pre-Opal. There’s a small are called Richards wharf where there is deep
sea fishing, small restaurants and gift shop. Next stop the beach; anybody for a
swim? Ran the coastline for a while then
headed inland and to the motel. After checking in the owner actually gave me a
couple of old towels, said I need them to wipe down the bike in the AM. I
figured he was a real smart guy, he knew I would need to wipe the bike down so
he gave me old towels so I wouldn’t use his room towels. He did recommend a
place to eat and it was a good suggestion. Sharky’s Seafood had clams, real
clams with the bellies and it had lobster so ordering was simple. The clams were
incredible, lightly battered and delicious. The lobster was cold, that’s how
they serve lobster here, not right out of the pot. It was lobster so it was
good too.
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