Ok, ladies and gentleman! I was actually asked to do this, so here goes nothing! I'm going to review my experience in PEI.

1 - Scenery. You can't go wrong with Charlottetown. I was there for the majority of the trip, except on the way back, obviously. It was sorta like the country, at times, to tell you the truth. Some of the houses I saw had seen their better days. What was really cool... Was uPEI. It was definitely... Something. (Hint: uPEI = University of Prince Edward Island)

2 - POTATO FIELDS. There's a reason why PEI is small, yet dominates in the potato industry. I mean, holy crap. Look left-- potato field. Look right, guess what? Potato field. Of course, it was kinda ironic that there was a potato field right across from a McCain's factory.. But seriously. There are so many of these bad boys there in PEI...

3 - CHEEZBURGER. I ate at a place called Skippy's. I had a cheeseburger. It was tasty, and I actually liked it ALOT. I declare PEI to be best cheezburger spot in Canada, for me, at least. xD

On the other hand...

4 - THE PHONE BOOK. I kid you not, that thing is about half as thick as NB's phone book. Charlottetown makes up about a quarter of the population of that province alone. And, aren't the cities listed in there supposed to be in alphabetical order? Apparently, that doesn't apply to Summerside. Found that bad boy right beside Charlottetown (Pretty much at the beginning after all the Aliant nonsense about your calling features and emergency info).

5. Confederation Bridge. Ok, so you're like, it's 50 bucks to go over there? Actually, that's wrong. You can go over the bridge for free. What'll get you is when you leave, and that costs you $41.50. Yes, I said $41.50. Of course... It was well worth it, because you're pretty much crossing the ocean. It was really beautiful. I wish I got better pics from the bridge. I was kinda limited though, because of the walls they had up. Could barely see over the walls from inside the car myself, and the camera pretty much failed at that.

All in all, pretty good province.