From Prince Edward Island National Park,
that same day we rode to a town called Cavendish where the farmhouse of
Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery is located.
L.M. Montgomery is known for her novels
about the fictional character Anne of Green Gables.
There was an admission fee to enter the
property, but sneaky Amanda managed to find a used sticker on the floor by the
exit that verifies that she had supposedly paid. Having already been here on another motorcycle
trip 2 years ago, I stayed back to watch the bikes while eating Fritos.
The book Anne of Green Gables, published in 1908, has been translated into 36 languages and is taught to students
around the world. The novel is very
popular in Japan where it has been on the school curriculum since 1952.
Anne Shirley, the imaginative red-haired
orphan
Like a glove
The farmhouse where L.M. Montgomery lived
and wrote her novels overlooking the fields of Cavendish
Living room
Laundry room
Dining room
Kitchen
Shelf for the fine china
Sewing room
The barn
Giddy up horsey!
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| 38 km
Road
to Avonlea.
Barbeque
corn chip goodness.
Red
headed icon.
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