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Amanda's Curling Blog - Amanda Bulger's curling blog at Inthehack.com
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Bayside & Tidewater - The Bayside & Tidewater is the model railroad currently occupying half my basement and a lot of my free time. The blog chronicles the development of the layout and other model railroad related activities.
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Sun., October 30th, The Van Horne Experience
Well, as we are heading past Moncton we have only a few more hours until we are home and our weekend trek is officially over. It’s a fitting time to make my last entry of our adventures. We struck out for Laval to find Van Horne Hobbies. Derwin had been there once before so we [...]
Sun., October 30th, West Island & Montreal Railway Co.
After visiting Canada Central we headed over to Hobby Junction. I thought I had pictures from Hobby Junction but I can’t find them now. After a lot of browsing, free coffee and donuts, and dispersal of funds the guys at HJ suggested we visit a club only 5 minutes away – they were having an [...]
Sun., October 30th, A day late.
We had a very busy day yesterday. We arrived at the Canada Central very close to opening time and the place was already packed with people. What a layout (but I’ll get to that later). Just inside the entrance were a bunch of sales tables with a lot of ‘stuff’. We wandered around for a [...]
Fri., October 28th, Next Stop, Montreal!
I seem to start out posts lately (I use the term “lately” very loosely since I can’t remember when my last post was) with “I know it’s been a while…”. Anyway, since I have some spare time on our drive to the last open house of the Canada Central in Montreal, I thought I’d share [...]
Sat., May 14th, JMRI Clinic for MFMR Convention 2011
Here are some links for more information in followup to the clinic I gave at the MFMR Convention on May 14, 2011. JMRI is a very useful tool for anyone using Digital Command Control. In it’s basic use JMRI – DecoderPro is a godsend for programming DCC mobile decoders. I really don’t know how folks [...]

Bayside & Tidewater Railway - I am a model railroader from Summerside, Prince Edward Island - on the east coast of Canada. I don’t remember having much of an interest in trains during my younger years. I barely noticed the trains around here, which left P.E.I. in 1989.
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Sun., October 30th, The Van Horne Experience
Well, as we are heading past Moncton we have only a few more hours until we are home and our weekend trek is officially over. It’s a fitting time to make my last entry of our adventures. We struck out for Laval to find Van Horne Hobbies. Derwin had been there once before so we [...]
Sun., October 30th, West Island & Montreal Railway Co.
After visiting Canada Central we headed over to Hobby Junction. I thought I had pictures from Hobby Junction but I can’t find them now. After a lot of browsing, free coffee and donuts, and dispersal of funds the guys at HJ suggested we visit a club only 5 minutes away – they were having an [...]
Sun., October 30th, A day late.
We had a very busy day yesterday. We arrived at the Canada Central very close to opening time and the place was already packed with people. What a layout (but I’ll get to that later). Just inside the entrance were a bunch of sales tables with a lot of ‘stuff’. We wandered around for a [...]
Fri., October 28th, Next Stop, Montreal!
I seem to start out posts lately (I use the term “lately” very loosely since I can’t remember when my last post was) with “I know it’s been a while…”. Anyway, since I have some spare time on our drive to the last open house of the Canada Central in Montreal, I thought I’d share [...]
Sat., May 14th, JMRI Clinic for MFMR Convention 2011
Here are some links for more information in followup to the clinic I gave at the MFMR Convention on May 14, 2011. JMRI is a very useful tool for anyone using Digital Command Control. In it’s basic use JMRI – DecoderPro is a godsend for programming DCC mobile decoders. I really don’t know how folks [...]

Boasts and Lobs - the Squash PEI Weblog - The Squash PEI Blog is a place where Squash PEI members can meet to discuss, argue, trash talk (sans curse words), arrange matches, contact squash players, be entertained and much much more.
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Thu., November 29th, Buchanan?s Back But For How Long?
In the recently held UPEI Invitational Squash tournament, Mike Buchanan (aka Mr. B) emerged as the winner over Lester Jinks (aka Lester) after a hard fought 5 gamer. The timing is coincidental I’m sure that he be crowned the winner so close to his idol Justin Timberlake being crowned as one of People Magazine’s Sexiest [...]
Mon., September 3rd, Eye guards by Derek Lawther
Well, the latest Squash PEI web poll has just about run its course. The topic is “whether or not the wearing of eye guards should be manditory for all (read: not just juniors as our current eye guard policy states)) during sanctioned events”……ah yes….the age old debate. I am not surprised that the vote was [...]
Fri., August 10th, Derek?s Excellent ?Squash-Country? Tour (cont?d)
Hi All, Well, three weeks into my Squash-Country Tour, and we are almost home…. After spending several squash-less days in London (the two clubs I played out of back in the day are both closed!), we spent a week in Sudbury….I am happy to report that squash is thriving in this northern Ontario area! Thumbs [...]
Mon., July 30th, Derek?s Excellent ?Squash-Country? Tour
Hi All, Six days into my road trip with the family, squash gear in toe, and I FINALLY got on a squash court! We checked into the Delta Kitchener-Waterloo. Sure the rates are good, the location is central for treks to the African Lion Safari, Niagara Falls, St. Jacobs Market, etc., the pool, fitness equipment, [...]
Fri., June 15th, Squash PEI Golf Tournament: July 27
Dody Crane has genrously offered her cottage in Brudenell for a party on July 27th. We will build a gof tournament around that! Probably 9 holes after work at the Academy followed by a great night at the Dodster’s. Save the date. Details to follow! UPDATE!!!!……click here to view details…….

Boyfriendly Cooking - Boyfriendly Cooking is about a fairly slim girl (former Islander Lana Stewart) who lives with a hungry boy and tries to make good food that they both can enjoy in Ottawa, Ontario. (Note: The boy also cooks for the girl - plenty!)
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Canadisle Rail - I have been fascinated with trains since I was a kid. They pretty much traveled through my back yard. When I was thirteen years old I received my first HO scale train set for Christmas and have been collecting and modeling ever since.
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Canadisle Rail - I have been fascinated with trains since I was a kid. They pretty much traveled through my back yard. When I was thirteen years old I received my first HO scale train set for Christmas and have been collecting and modeling ever since
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What's In A Name

What's in a name?
Well a name is important if you are a new operator on my layout.
If you are given the job of either the Ashtown or Shellville local you would ask yourself where the heck is that?
Well after a few years of looking I finally found letters that suitable to place on the fascia that surrounds my layout.
Thanks Micheals!
CN Extra 1762

Well it will soon be a year since my last post so I figured it was time to post a picture or two.
Road Trip

Barry Scott and I decided to head over to Halifax last Saturday to operate on a few layouts in the area.
Along the way we stopped to pick up Al from Moncton. He was waiting for us in Aulac.
We met up with some of the local gang there just outside of Halifax and operated on The Fall River Eastern Railroad.
After operating there for a few hours we went to lunch. I parted company with the guys for a few hours as they went onto visit The Nottingham Sub layout and then operate later on The White River Southern. That is where I caught up the gang again and took control of one of the locals that had to be run that day.
The Moncton Invasion

Here we see two of the Codiac Ops Groups finer operators in action. Ben & Jim in the foreground are having a debate as which cars Jim will be leaving Ben. In the background you see Milne & Murry sorting out what gets picked up in Shellville. Just out of the picture to the right is john who is busy sorting cars for the next outbound trains.
Moncton Invasion Part 2

Here we have the other part of the Moncton Invasion. In the form of John, Murry and Milne.
John is sorting the yard. Murry is operating a way-freight and Milne is doing the Shellville local.

Cornwall Curling Club News - News and events from the Cornwall PEI Curling Club.
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Blue wins closing spiel (now with pics)
Well, the curling year at the Cornwall Curling Club ended with a bang - Blue Rocks beat Red Rocks in the Countryview Golf Course Closing Spiel. The spiel began with Red ahead on Thursday night, but Blue pulled out all the stops on Friday night to take the lead, and they held on until the end. Friday night - what a party!. We were treated to fabulous food from the chefs at the Culinary Institute, and the music from Moovin' 'N Groovin' got everyone in the mood for a great flashback to the 50's and 60's. Many Thanks to Karen and Carl Currie for their continued support of the club, to the participants for joining us in the fun, to all members who volunteered their time in any way to help us out, to Lance for the great ice (as always), and to the bartenders for putting up with all of us. See you all next year! Barb & Ray Blue Teams 1 Geoff Scutt Angus Davies Steve Montgomery Katherine Morrow 2 Ray Biagé Jack Fairhurst Hélène LaPalme Spare 3 Ernie Stavert Gary Crosby Eileen Leahey Karen Doucette 4 Paulette Richard Bill Prowse Donald Weeks Dick MacKinnon 5 GordonPeters Rick Doiron Ronalda Baillee Valerie Taylor 6 Eric LeBlanc Vern Chowan Tony Turnbull Jean Anderson 7 Paul Neima Debby Sigsworth Vicki Cotton Ann Doucette 8 Lester Callbeck Jim Farquharson Bev Richards Debbie Rhodenhizer 9 Bob Fowler Jeff Keefe Anne Boswall Marjorie Matthews 10 Rob Young Joerg Soltermann Laurie Smythe Spare Team Photos Bob Fowler team Eric LeBlanc rink Ernie Stavert foursome Team Geoff Scutt Paulette Richard team Paul Neima rink Ray Biagé rink Rob Young team Ronalda Baillee Missing: Lester Callbeck rink
Please use CornwallCurling.com, not www.isn.net/cornwallcurling to access this site
Since it inception in 2000, the Cornwall Curling Club website has been hosted at Island Services Network, a local company owned by Cornwall's Kevin O'Brien. The company has recently been sold to Halifax-based Eastlink, and websites hosted at ISN will have to be moved to other web hosts. In the near future, the Cornwall site will be hosted at iWeb.com in Montreal. To help make the transition go smoother, those of you who were accessing the site through the web address www.isn.net/cornwallcurling are advised to use CornwallCurling.com instead. Thank you for your patience as we move to the new host.
Proposed bylaw and constitution amendments for May 9th AGM
Memo to Members, Cornwall Curling Club The Annual Meeting of the Cornwall Curling Club will be held on Friday, May 9th. In accordance with Article 11, Sections 2 and 3 of the present By-Laws, you are advised that the Board of Directors will present a proposed draft to amend the current By-Laws of the Club. Both the present By-Laws and the proposed amendments are posted on the Club's web site in the Member's Only section. You will note a number of changes between the two documents. The main one is a separation of the current by-laws into a Constitution and By-Laws. This was done on recommendation from Shirley Lank who has received training in writing constitutions and by-laws. Also you will note that Article 1:Section 6, Section 7, and most of Article 8 have been removed from the proposed document to more accurately reflect the present operation of the Club. Additions are indicated by "NEW", and most of the other changes are a reorganization of the by-laws to consolidate the information to the appropriate Article. Please come to the AGM prepared to speak to the proposed amendments. For expediency, the proposed draft will not be read in detail at the meeting; however questions and comments will be gladly received and the floor will be open to discussion. Thank you in advance for giving this matter your consideration. Sherren Morrison, Chair, By-Laws Committee
Cornwall and Area 50+ Club to meet
The Cornwall and Area 50+ Club will hold a general meeting on Thursday, April 17 at 1:30 pm in the Club Room at the Cornwall Civic Centre. The guest speaker is John Carr who will speak on wills and other legal topics. Also, the Club will be continuing to meet on Tuesdays at 1:30 until the end of May for auction, crib and bridge. All are welcome. For further information contact Ernie Stavert at 566-2467.
PEICA To Hold Open Round Table Discussions
The PEI Curling Association will be holding round table discussions for anyone interested in curling to express their concerns and share their ideas for the good of the sport. The first one will run Wednesday, April 23rd at the Charlottetown Curling Club, with the second one running Tuesday, April 29th at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club. Both of these sessions will start at 6:30pm. For more information please contact Greg Lucas at glucas@sportpei.pe.ca.

Disc Golf Enthusiasm runs wild in Charlottetown PEI - Squidoo Lens about Disc Golfing on PEI, from Geoff McNamara.
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Sun., December 28th, Disc Golf Enthusiam runs wild in Charlottetown PEI updated Sun Dec 28 2008 8:21 pm EST
Welcome to my lens. As you may have guessed, this is how I view what I consider the best sport created for the masses, Disc Golf, or Frisbee Golf as known by some. Because of it's generic qualities the term disc golf is used so as not to offend those in the "Frisbee" industry. Having said that, welcome to disc golf! For the last six years this sport has ruled my spare time, and dominated my thoughts on how I can improve anything related to the sport. Disc Golf started way back in the 70's when some bored people became inspired and developed not just a sport, a demographic. "A culture of people." Follow this link for a wonderful education on the sport. http://pdga.com/history . From this beginning to now, there are over 3500 disc golf courses across North America alone. Television stations now have programs dedicated to the sport www.discgolftv.com . Major companies now advertise in publications such as Disc Golf Magazine. Being free and easy to learn people all around the world are playing outside for a change due to the availability and ease of the sport. Charlottetown PEI is hoping to be the next city to offer this to locals and tourists alike, absolutely free! Discs can cost around 10-15 dollars, so start up cost for the sport is insanely low, which makes it affordable, even to people on fixed or low incomes. If you can't afford to buy a disc a "frisbee" can be used just the same. Unlike the standard golf game, disc golf is played twelve months of the year further increasing the value of the sport on any community. Free. If you are in Charlottetown P.E.I. ,or surrounding area, and wish to try this great new sport, feel free to email me here, and I will direct you to the nearest course. Be sure to check out the video below on how to play the game, but be warned that this game can be highly addictive and supports generous amounts of happiness. Not too long after I started this page, I moved back to British Columbia to be closer to my daughter. However I still feel very connected to Charlottetown. The only thing missing for me, was disc golf. Fortunately I found one course already in place at the Strathgartney Campground. On the Trans-Canada Highway, 20 km west of Charlottetown. A wonderful place to go and play a game of disc golf. As I write this from my home in B.C. I am sad thinking that I don't now when I will play there again. An absolute must for anybody. Even if you don't play disc golf. Walk the course and experience areas of the park you wouldn't normally see. Flowers peeking out from bushes you might not know are there. From the very top of the course on the hill, you look at the Strathgartney River framing the right side, and rolling hills and a super sweet white church accenting the landscape on the left. Just go there and see for yourself, I promise you will not be disappointed. That is the absolute best part of the most pleasant of sports. The fact that is is quite enough to experience what is around you, and get some easy exercise at the same time. I believe the park charges two dollars to play a round of golf if you are a visitor, and free to those camping in the park. My wife and I stayed at the campground for two weeks, and loved every minute of it. We were usually one of the ten people there, and when the stars were out at night, it was much harder to come up with a reason to go home. Though eventually we did. But not until after, having a wonderful time waking up to fresh perked coffee, and walking out on the course for an early morning round. Every day! With our dogs in the early evening, we walked the trails that run into the woods, and down to the river. It was rough. The fact that disc golf blended so well to the park, speaks volumes for what it has to offer.

From the Stands by Wade (Conehead) Babineau - Wade Babineau has been a familiar face on the P.E.I. sports scene for the past 13 years where he is better known as Conehead. He has yelled, cheered, danced and stomped his way to supporting local teams. He will offer his perspective on the realm of sport both locally and nationally and welcomes your input to discuss the day’s topic or present a new area for discussion.
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Fri., July 9th, Red Friday Show your Support, Rare genocide-related charges for Ont. man Threats should be taken seriously,

Red T Shirt Day stay cool.

Guardian Canada Games coverage - PEI Guardian coverage of the 2007 Canada Winter Games in Whitehorse Yukon
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Mon., March 26th, What are truck drivers supposed to do?
Frank McCormack, a letter writer from Montague, defends truck drivers who may block streets in the capital city in their efforts to provide fuel to homes and businesses.

HockeyLine.com - In September 2006, HockeyLine.com will become the leading source of live hockey media in Atlantic Canada. Live streaming audio and video of your favourite local hockey team will be found here and archived forever. We're also working on a total rebuild of our statistics and organizational web software for hockey teams, leagues, and associations. In association with Andrews Hockey, HockeyLine will also be offering the latest in educational hockey technology.
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Islandsports - Dave's blog on IslandSports, a sports site created by Dave Holland, CFCY-FM/Magic 93 FM sports director. No RSS.
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Jobo Designs - Hobby Crafting site, Learn how to card your own wool, knitting, quilting, painting... all things craft related.
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Wed., April 4th, Another KAL… Waterfall Socks with the Bunny-Lover-Ladies

It seems lately I have really been enjoying the camaraderie of knitting along on the same project with others. I did a KAL for Erato ( a beautiful shawl by Romi Hill) and participated in a sock KAL with the Sock Knitters’ Anonymous group too last month.

There is a great bunch of ladies who chat openly and often about the furry objects of their affection (mainly Angora Breed Rabbits) over on Ravelry, and they decided that it was high time for another KAL – working on a sock together to challenge some of the newer to sock knitting members and doing a TAAT (Two at a time) Toe up sock together.

The pattern: Waterfall Socks by Wendy Johnson

I’m no stranger to TAAT… Toe up… or Wendy Johnson Patterns… so I decided I’d join in and play along too. They promised me that I wouldn’t be left behind in a cloud of dust if life gets too busy :)

I decided to do these in some nice Caribbean ocean blue – Knit Picks Stroll Tonal in Blue Yonder. The ball is wound… now I just need to clean off a pair of needles and get started :)
Mon., April 2nd, Mystery Socks… Cheery Littlebottom

I’ve been participating off and on in a couple of sock knitting groups on Ravelry for a few years, but recently have dusted off my competitive spirit and I’m trying to jump back in with both feet :)

For the Month of April… I’m planning a double dip for prizes by doing the SolidSocks Mystery sock, which also counts towards the Sock Knitter’s Anonymous April knit because the pattern is named after a literary character (a perequisite for that group’s April Sock)

The pattern is: Cheery Littlebottom by Allison Isaac

The name Cheery Littlebottom comes from the Discworld novels by Terry Pratchet… which I haven’t read yet, but have been thinking about trying. So – this may be the inspiration I needed to kick things into high gear!

Clue number one is up… and it looks like there will be cables in them :) toes up, and cables! My plan is to use the skein of “Cocoa Kiss” Dream in Color Starry that has been waiting patiently in the stash. I wound the skein into a ball this morning while Romy napped, and hopefully will cast on tonight or tomorrow. With these mystery Knit alongs there is a clue released each week, so I hope that I can keep up and do the required portion each week and finish when the rest of the KAL group does. It’s kind of weird choosing yarn while not knowing what the socks will be like, but I hope I chose ok :)

The socks can be cast on any time after April 1… and must be completed before the last day of April :) Wish me Luck!

The Yarn – Dream in Color Starry – in Cocoa Kiss
Thu., March 29th, Banyan Tree... completed!

Now I just wish I was lying in a hammock in a lovely warm tropical breeze under an actual Banyan Tree... instead of being zonked with a lovely sniffly sneezy cold :(

Either way though, the socks are lovely!

I really enjoyed everything about this pair... from the twisted rib, to the leaves (which always seem to fly off the needles for me), to the little cables (I don?t know why I never thought of making 3 stitch cables and just moving the outside stitch? duh!) and the streamlined and simple foot. I also enjoyed the heel flap, which isn?t rocket science, but looks so different compared to the standard slip stitch heel

All in all ? a great knit... and a free pattern! Go check it out over at the loopy ewe :) they have fantastic yarns too by the way, and excellent customer service!
Mon., March 26th, Silk and Satin ? Calculations...

Ever since learning about the fine wonderful lace of Estonia, Orenburg, and Shetland... I have been dreaming of spinning a truly cobwebby and fine yarn to knit something as authentic as possible. These yarns are so fine, froghair fine, intimidatingly fine...

My latest yarn is actually not that far off of being fine enough to try ? ack!

To give you an idea... here is my 2 ply yarn compared with a skein of Knit Picks Lace yarn ?>

Their skein is 440 yards per 50 grams. (that?s approximately 4000 yards per pound)

Mine was 185 yards in 9 grams. No that isn?t a typo. 9 grams. (That?s about 9300 yards per pound!)

I bet if my yarn was 100 % wool instead of having a silk component, the yards per pound ratio would have been lighter still...

To give you an idea... true gossamer threads used in Orenburg lace knitting are somewhere around 10000 ? 15000 yards per pound. Cobweb is considered to be anything finer than 6000 yards per pound, or 40 wraps per inch. My thread was around 50 wraps per inch.

:) Maybe I can accomplish something like the old master lace knitters some day? I guess I?ll keep on practicing! Knitting with thread you can hardly see is quite a challenge also. I find going back to sock yarn after knitting with this feels like knitting with rope...

A nice balanced 2 ply... super shiny... and with just a little halo! As it is knitting up... the halo is gently rising to a nice soft fuzz...

Full Skein Glamour Shot: 9 grams = 185 yards. Yes, it fits in the palm of your hand, literally!
Fri., March 23rd, a box of pretty ? Cupcake Fiber Company Batts

As a post holiday treat (using some of the money I earned on holiday custom knits) I ordered myself some batts from a company I?ve been dying to try ? The Cupcake Fiber Company. Their products are tailored to lace spinners? with smooth blended colors, fibers like silks bamboo and merino, 6 ounce put ups, and measured weight batts? basically I just have to grab a batt and start spinning :) And don?t you just love the packaging? So simple and elegant? and neat for storage too!

?Water? Colorway? Merino Silk

Maybe after I finish a few things, I can take this and start out on a new spinning project. I?d like to aim for a soft and airy medium weight lace yarn? and maybe pair it up with some beads of some sort. with the 6 ounces I should be able to get excellent yardage and hopefully make something larger.

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Amanda's Curling Blog - Amanda Bulger's curling blog at Inthehack.com
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Bayside & Tidewater - The Bayside & Tidewater is the model railroad currently occupying half my basement and a lot of my free time. The blog chronicles the development of the layout and other model railroad related activities.
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Boasts and Lobs - the Squash PEI Weblog - The Squash PEI Blog is a place where Squash PEI members can meet to discuss, argue, trash talk (sans curse words), arrange matches, contact squash players, be entertained and much much more.
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Cornwall Curling Club News - News and events from the Cornwall PEI Curling Club.
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Disc Golf Enthusiasm runs wild in Charlottetown PEI - Squidoo Lens about Disc Golfing on PEI, from Geoff McNamara.
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Guardian Canada Games coverage - PEI Guardian coverage of the 2007 Canada Winter Games in Whitehorse Yukon
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Bayside & Tidewater - The Bayside & Tidewater is the model railroad currently occupying half my basement and a lot of my free time. The blog chronicles the development of the layout and other model railroad related activities.
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Boasts and Lobs - the Squash PEI Weblog - The Squash PEI Blog is a place where Squash PEI members can meet to discuss, argue, trash talk (sans curse words), arrange matches, contact squash players, be entertained and much much more.
(Added: 6-Jan-2007 Hits: 205 Rating: 10.00 Votes: 1) Rate It

Cornwall Curling Club News - News and events from the Cornwall PEI Curling Club.
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Disc Golf Enthusiasm runs wild in Charlottetown PEI - Squidoo Lens about Disc Golfing on PEI, from Geoff McNamara.
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Guardian Canada Games coverage - PEI Guardian coverage of the 2007 Canada Winter Games in Whitehorse Yukon
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Islandsports - Dave's blog on IslandSports, a sports site created by Dave Holland, CFCY-FM/Magic 93 FM sports director. No RSS.
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Jobo Designs - Hobby Crafting site, Learn how to card your own wool, knitting, quilting, painting... all things craft related.
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Journal-Pioneer Sports - Sports from Summerside's Journal-Pioneer.
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