The White Way of Delight

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The White Way of Delight is a famously picturesque, blossom-lined stretch of road near Avonlea in L. M. Montgomery’s "Anne of Green Gables," celebrated for its ethereal beauty and emotional significance to Anne Shirley.

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Avonlea hasNotablePlace The White Way of Delight