Red Bay 51.735414-56.446472 If I have learned anything on this trip, it is that Newfoundlanders love look-offs and will put forth a herculean effort to give the public access to them, as I experienced with the dare-devil trail in St Anthony. This trail is another example. It is 1:00 pm, another perfect afternoon, with a... Continue Reading →
Daredevil Trail. Fishing Point Municipal Park, Fish Point road, St. Anthony St. Anthony When my sister visited Fishing Point Municipal Park in St Anthony, Newfoundland, several years ago, she told me she felt like she was standing at the edge of the earth, and she became emotional from the experience. I want to feel that... Continue Reading →
Foreword: The first week of my Newfoundland trip was suppose to be a kayaking tour around the Bay of Exploits, the original home territory of the now extinct Beothuk People. Knowing very little about the Beothuks, I thought it would be handy to learn a little bit before I arrived. During my Planning and Prep, I... Continue Reading →
Baker's Brook Falls and its rising mist. The twisted Forest. "The trail is different each time I'm here. In the spring I search for wine-red larch cones, in early summer for wildflowers, in autumn I watch the larch trees turn bright yellow and lose their needles and in winter I ski between the dwarfed dormant... Continue Reading →
Trout River Trout River lays just outside the Gros Morne national Park. Instead of turning left to the campground, at the retail store that is also a grocer's, restaurant, lounge and tackle shop, I turn right and head towards the community of Trout River via a dirt road. Arriving at the end of the road,... Continue Reading →
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