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One of my friends asked me the following questions
Today was the day where I could easily answer the questions and have an epic beach day all in one. The wife and friends found our “secret” beach … it’s a pretty fantastic beach and we all “pinkie swore” that we wouldn’t tell any outsiders about the beach. The locals know about the beach but the last thing I would want, would be for a bunch of cruise ship visitors making their way to the beach.
In Trinidad, the concept of a “beach lime” is a pillar of our existence. Whether it be a “river lime” or “beach lime” or “rumshop lime” … the idea is simple …
- Bunch of friends
- Cooking some food
- Having some drinks
- Enjoying chat and quiet time all in one.
To get to our PEI secret beach, we had to drive a while from Charlottetown, drive through some bushes down an unmarked path, walk up and down a hill …
and then finally …
All you have to do have setting up your towels and stuff, would be to get some grub going on. We were well prepped with our hot dogs, marshmellows for roasting and other treats
So after a long day of relaxing, it was time to go look at buying a church!!! In PEI, there are a number of churches you can buy …
We thought this church was going for 139,000$ but in reality we made a colossal mistake. The church listed and the church we went to see were completely different. The church listed is near a town called Crapaud, while the church we saw, was near Hunter River. The places don’t really matter in the grand scheme of things … but the hour we spent hearing about PEI village gossip, stories of Timberwolves from a guy with three fingers was pretty epic.
