So sad to see the disaster. Such a nice place to visit. My good wishes for the restoration. Lucille from Alberta.
October 10, 2022
Elizabeth Anne Woolner said:
My thoughts are with you as you continue to move through the devastation of the
hurricane. My grandmother was born in New Glasgow and my family always
spends time on PEI every summer. We always enjoy our visits to the PEI Preserve
Company – an extraordinary tourist destination.
October 06, 2022
Cherie said:
Sending so much love and positive thoughts to you all.
Cherie from Toronto
October 06, 2022
bobbie rowe said:
So sorry for the damages that the garden of hope has had from the hurricane. Garden of hope is such a good project. I was with Christian Tours and we visited your store when you were in process of building the Garden of Hope. Such a nice thing to do for others. God bless.
October 06, 2022
Charlotte Bryant said:
So sorry to see the damage. I am curious to know how often you get a hurricane?
October 06, 2022
Joan MacKinnon said:
I started watching this video, but could not get the sound. I’ll try again on another device later. We were on the Island when Fiona hit, with hopes to come to visit The Preserve Company. Unfortunately, because of the damage all over the Island, we ended up leaving the Island early. I feel so badly for everyone who lost so much and for the damage to the Island, some of which can be repaired and some not. My heart goes out to everyone and I hope that life returns to a more normal rhythm soon.
October 06, 2022
Jack & Lillian Paul said:
It was such a beautiful place & Mother nature destroyed it BUT I am sure your resilience will make it better by next summer. My heart and prayers go out to everyone on PEI during this terrible time. It is Thanksgiving and I am so thankful no one was injured or killed. Take care & stay safe. Lillian
October 06, 2022
Joan Courtney said:
Dear Marsha…
My heart is broken to see the devastation you are enduring. What a tragedy for such a beautiful, one of a kind place that brings such joy to so many. My heart did smile however to see you standing next to the Rock of Hope that was left unscathed. A sign perhaps for all of us?! 🌻
October 06, 2022
RAB PECK said:
Dear Bruce.
This comes to you from the North of England.
From this country we have been following the course of Fiona and are horrified at the appalling level of destruction, wherever it went, especially to the gardens and property of The Preserving Company.
We are so very saddened to see how much harm has been inflicted on the Gardens of Hope, gardens in which we walked not so long ago.
With the help of staff and customers, let us pray that the beauty of the gardens and the structure of the property will, in the fullness of time, be restored to their former state.
May the Lord be with you as you travel your journey of restoration. Cynthia and Rab Peck.
October 06, 2022
Caroline B Stogrin said:
Thank you for your video letting us know how you are doing! We are sorry for the loss of so many beautiful trees but, at the same time, thankful that the damage was not worse!
October 06, 2022
Helen Hogan said:
My heart goes out to you. I was just there with a group I brought from Ottawa. I’ve always loved your gardens and your store. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
October 06, 2022
Donna Matthews said:
So sorry to see all the damage at the Gardens, hopefully we will all recover from this. Wish there was more I could do to help.
Donna
October 06, 2022
Mary Perry said:
We were there in Sept 2019, the day after the other hurricane did so much to your beautiful flower gardens. And to now see all this damage to the trees – after Fiona – it’s heartbreaking!
October 06, 2022
Louis Pomerleau said:
As a long time customer and visitor, I feel your sadness of having worked so hard for this beautiful site. I was there last August and enjoyed so much being there with you and your staff. Fortunately, your community of friends(local and worldwide) look out for each other and you will be able to bring back this little paradise to life.
October 06, 2022
Rachel Smeijers said:
Wishing you and your neighbours all the best as you recover from the storm. Take good care!
October 06, 2022
Marlene (Watts Jones) Atkinson said:
So so sorry for all you are going through from the devastation of Fiona.
Thoughts and prayers are with everyone. 🍀🙏❤️
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Comments
lucille said:
So sad to see the disaster. Such a nice place to visit. My good wishes for the restoration. Lucille from Alberta.
October 10, 2022
Elizabeth Anne Woolner said:
My thoughts are with you as you continue to move through the devastation of the
hurricane. My grandmother was born in New Glasgow and my family always
spends time on PEI every summer. We always enjoy our visits to the PEI Preserve
Company – an extraordinary tourist destination.
October 06, 2022
Cherie said:
Sending so much love and positive thoughts to you all.
Cherie from Toronto
October 06, 2022
bobbie rowe said:
So sorry for the damages that the garden of hope has had from the hurricane. Garden of hope is such a good project. I was with Christian Tours and we visited your store when you were in process of building the Garden of Hope. Such a nice thing to do for others. God bless.
October 06, 2022
Charlotte Bryant said:
So sorry to see the damage. I am curious to know how often you get a hurricane?
October 06, 2022
Joan MacKinnon said:
I started watching this video, but could not get the sound. I’ll try again on another device later. We were on the Island when Fiona hit, with hopes to come to visit The Preserve Company. Unfortunately, because of the damage all over the Island, we ended up leaving the Island early. I feel so badly for everyone who lost so much and for the damage to the Island, some of which can be repaired and some not. My heart goes out to everyone and I hope that life returns to a more normal rhythm soon.
October 06, 2022
Jack & Lillian Paul said:
It was such a beautiful place & Mother nature destroyed it BUT I am sure your resilience will make it better by next summer. My heart and prayers go out to everyone on PEI during this terrible time. It is Thanksgiving and I am so thankful no one was injured or killed. Take care & stay safe. Lillian
October 06, 2022
Joan Courtney said:
Dear Marsha…
My heart is broken to see the devastation you are enduring. What a tragedy for such a beautiful, one of a kind place that brings such joy to so many. My heart did smile however to see you standing next to the Rock of Hope that was left unscathed. A sign perhaps for all of us?! 🌻
October 06, 2022
RAB PECK said:
Dear Bruce.
This comes to you from the North of England.
From this country we have been following the course of Fiona and are horrified at the appalling level of destruction, wherever it went, especially to the gardens and property of The Preserving Company.
We are so very saddened to see how much harm has been inflicted on the Gardens of Hope, gardens in which we walked not so long ago.
With the help of staff and customers, let us pray that the beauty of the gardens and the structure of the property will, in the fullness of time, be restored to their former state.
May the Lord be with you as you travel your journey of restoration. Cynthia and Rab Peck.
October 06, 2022
Caroline B Stogrin said:
Thank you for your video letting us know how you are doing! We are sorry for the loss of so many beautiful trees but, at the same time, thankful that the damage was not worse!
October 06, 2022
Helen Hogan said:
My heart goes out to you. I was just there with a group I brought from Ottawa. I’ve always loved your gardens and your store. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
October 06, 2022
Donna Matthews said:
So sorry to see all the damage at the Gardens, hopefully we will all recover from this. Wish there was more I could do to help.
Donna
October 06, 2022
Mary Perry said:
We were there in Sept 2019, the day after the other hurricane did so much to your beautiful flower gardens. And to now see all this damage to the trees – after Fiona – it’s heartbreaking!
October 06, 2022
Louis Pomerleau said:
As a long time customer and visitor, I feel your sadness of having worked so hard for this beautiful site. I was there last August and enjoyed so much being there with you and your staff. Fortunately, your community of friends(local and worldwide) look out for each other and you will be able to bring back this little paradise to life.
October 06, 2022
Rachel Smeijers said:
Wishing you and your neighbours all the best as you recover from the storm. Take good care!
October 06, 2022
Marlene (Watts Jones) Atkinson said:
So so sorry for all you are going through from the devastation of Fiona.
Thoughts and prayers are with everyone. 🍀🙏❤️
October 06, 2022