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Hello, how are you guys? They can't answer you. I know, but I feel like they would. They probably would. They're just talking to me in their car. I'm good Carol. How are you? Just I'm a way to work. There you go.

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I'm going to only name drop. We met them and we had dinner with them with Lily and Krista last summer. They were very nice people. Thank you Krista. Thank you Lily.

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Right Alan. Thank you Alan. Thanks Alan Alan. On with the show. In this episode we're off to Prince Edward Island. Dreamy eyes love PE on so do I. From the Canadian Encyclopedia.

Prince Edward Island is Canada's smallest province making up just 0.1% of Canada's total land area. It's situated in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and separated from Nova Scotia in New Brunswick by the Northumberland straight.

PEI was known to its earliest settlers the Mac Mac as abiguate meaning cradle in the waves. And was described by Jacques Cartier in 1534 as the Ferris land that may possibly be seen.

PEI's deep red soil has always been its most striking feature and together with the sea the main stay of the population since the early 18th century.

1534. Isn't that amazing. That's incredible. I saw the same red soil that he saw. It's beautiful. It's so cool.

PEI is home to just over 150,000 residents and farming is the main industry on the island providing a whopping 25% of all of Canada's potatoes.

They also love their lawns everyone seemed to have one of those riding lawnmowers. Everybody when we were there last summer. It's like wow everybody's got these riding lawnmowers.

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