In the last 7 days visited Bonavista (puffins a replica of
John Cabot's ship they were really brave or lacked good judgment), Twillingate
iceberg capital of the world no icebergs this time of the year, went on a whale
watching boat tour the killer whales were in the area all the other whales left
so the only whale we saw is the one in the picture. Kayaked in a bay of the
North Atlantic beyond the big rock in the picture is the open ocean that's all
the closer I got (I'm not as brave as John Cabot). The better a lot of pictures
of St. John's Newfoundland to Rocky Harbour Newfoundland
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
St John's Newfoundland
We cross Cabot Strait 5hr ferry ride 96 miles to
Newfoundland. Arrived 11 o'clock at night 8/5/13 we all (20 RVs) drove 13 miles
spent the night in a truck parking lot (boon docking). 8/6/13 drove 284 miles Bishop Falls . (8/7/13) 264 miles to St. John's, Newfoundland. The original plan was to
take the ferry overnight to St. John's. They had ferry problems not ours, diverted
all ferries to Port-Aux-Basque, Newfoundland. 660 passengers and a full load of
cars and trucks (2 miles) 7 levels 8, 9 and 10 passengers, it took 2 hours to load.
Maybe 300 in the ship's crew. Newfoundland is very beautiful the people are friendly and helpful .
Sunday, August 4, 2013
Sydney Nova Scotia
Tomorrow we cross Cabot Straits 5hr ferry ride 96 miles to
Newfoundland. Yesterday we moved to a new RV park 3 miles from the ferry
terminal, located near a bay on Bras D’Or Lake, in Sydney, Nova Scotia on old
farm. We had a lobster dinner or prime rib and entertainment a group from
Newfoundland they had the audience participate there music was good.
Friday, August 2, 2013
Baddeck Nova Scotia
Moose on the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton
Highlands National Park near Sydney Nova Scotia
The cows are on Ile de Cheticamp Island in the Gulf of St.
Lawrence. The view out my motorhome window of Lake Bras d’Or 1/3 fresh 2/3 salt
has tides connected to Atlantic by narrow passages the largest saltwater lake
in the world. Kayaked in Nova Scotia on this saltwater lake at the RV Park.
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| Acadian home |
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St. Peter's built by the French in 1700’s
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Hooked rug of all US president’s, the artist passed away
2001. She had all kinds of art from birds to landscapes all sizes. Her house was
a museum of rug hooking.
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John Cabot landed in this Bay 1497 his first landfall on the North
American mainland initial landing on Newfoundland
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