Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island, sometimes referred to as PEI, is a maritime province in eastern Canada and is the smallest province in the country.

Elephant Rock is the name given to an unusual rock formation on the shores near Seacow Pond in Western Prince Edward Island. The rock, carved from the red sand-store cliffs by the waves had the rough shape of an elephant, complete with tusk. Unfortunately, in the winter of 1999, much of Elephant Rock was destroyed by ice and erosion.
Elephant Rock is the name given to an unusual rock formation on the shores near Seacow Pond in Western Prince Edward Island. The rock, carved from the red sand-store cliffs by the waves had the rough shape of an elephant, complete with tusk. Unfortunately, in the winter of 1999, much of Elephant Rock was destroyed by ice and erosion.
Elephant Rock is the name given to an unusual rock formation on the shores near Seacow Pond in Western Prince Edward Island. The rock, carved from the red sand-store cliffs by the waves had the rough shape of an elephant, complete with tusk. Unfortunately, in the winter of 1999, much of Elephant Rock was destroyed by ice and erosion.
Elephant Rock is the name given to an unusual rock formation on the shores near Seacow Pond in Western Prince Edward Island. The rock, carved from the red sand-store cliffs by the waves had the rough shape of an elephant, complete with tusk. Unfortunately, in the winter of 1999, much of Elephant Rock was destroyed by ice and erosion.

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