avonlea from "summary" of Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery,Higher Read

Avonlea is an idyllic rural town, situated in the beautiful Canadian province of Prince Edward Island. It has cobbled streets lined with stately Victorian mansions as well as quaint, whitewashed cottages set amidst lush green meadows.

Every summer, visitors flock to Avonlea to experience its unique charm and hospitality - rich cultural traditions are celebrated through parades, concerts and festivals, which are attended by both locals and tourists alike.

Social life in Avonlea revolves around gatherings at the local general store and post office, during which the townsfolk exchange news and gossip while sipping their tea or munching on freshly-baked scones and cookies.

The tranquil countryside is a favorite respite for nature lovers who can often be found exploring its bountiful forests, meadows and coastline or simply admiring the spectacular sunrises or sunsets.

People from all walks of life reside here - fishermen, farmers, shopkeepers and merchants. They work hard but also find time for leisurely activities like strolling along the beach, relaxing by a brook or playing lawn games such as croquet and badminton.

The area is home to a range of wildlife including rabbits, raccoons, eagles, beavers and foxes. As sunset approaches, careful observers may catch sight of the nocturnal animals stirring in the forests.

Each winter, the whole community comes together to prepare for special seasonal events like Christmas concerts, ice skating competitions and pancake breakfasts.