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I've taken a bit of an obsession with foxes lately. Mostly because I've never had the chance to consistently get very close to them and also know they'll be there again tomorrow when I return. Similar to the days before, I arrived early morning to see what kind of photos I could get. This morning …

Last year, Scott Kelby did an experiment and tried to organize a photo walk in multiple cities around the world and had great success. 8,324 photographers register from 236 cities in 47 countries. A total of 1,017,125 photos were taken on walks that day in a 2 hour span. I was lucky enough to be … read more »

Last year it was a hurricane, this year we see signs of a tornado.  •  Here is the CBC article but more impressive photos can be found buried on the official Confederation Bridge website.  •  Photo Links:  •  1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13

It didn't take long for Charlottetown to be covered in snow this afternoon. Our IslandCam demonstrates the difference one hour can make. Times are: 1:47pm | 2:47pm | 3:17pm

Living on Prince Edward Island I have a sense of security when it comes to natural disasters. Most don't think of Twisters or Earthquakes every coming close to us to be scared of it. This past weekend we were hit by Hurricane Juan (down graded to a Tropical Storm) and the damage it left behind has …

As the 2003 election comes to a close here on PEI, the New Democrats party again fails to gain a seat. I would love to see all 3 political parties represented but it won't be happening this year.

It has been a long time since I've been in temperatures this cold and it's now going on day 3.  •  I'll save some time and link to this article on AOV instead of posting the screenshot I took of the PEI IslandCam.

There was not one but two rainbows early tonight, one of which was extremely bright for short time. Although still raining a bit I attempted to get a picture of the entire rainbow from start to finish. View full picture (1000x500 / 36kb)