http://www.theguardian.pe.ca/index.cfm?sid=184361&sc=98
When you hear the wind howling outside most people agree that it is an unpleasant sign of an inconvenience on nature's behalf. However, when you live on PEI that wind can cause you to lose the ability to travel outside of the province. A friend of mine is presently "stuck" on the mainland due to bridge closure, and the haulting of the ferry service.
When you hear the wind howling outside most people agree that it is an unpleasant sign of an inconvenience on nature's behalf. However, when you live on PEI that wind can cause you to lose the ability to travel outside of the province. A friend of mine is presently "stuck" on the mainland due to bridge closure, and the haulting of the ferry service.
This waterspout isn't from today, but it does depict the fraility which PEI is connected to the mainland.
1 comment:
It was certainly a windy night! I can't imagine having to be stranded from my home due to wind!
Cathy
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