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Moravian Mission of Makkovik
... Festival. Opposite we were able to see the large boxes on sleds that the locals store on some land. They can be hooked to a skidoo and carry family members and wood during the winter, due to the skis that are on the bottom of the boxes. The guide says that they are handy when they go to Goose Bay each year and do some shopping. We were then taken for a walk along the newly-built boardwalk through a pine forest. This is ...
Ghosts in the High Arctic
... heading. We walked over the ridge, and made our way back to the abandoned village seeing buildings that we had not been able to photograph earlier.
We returned to the ship. We have quite a long way to travel in order to reach Makkovik by tomorrow, so we will have to now rely on the excellent education and entertainment programmes, not to mention the wildlife sightings that are broadcast by Adventure Canada until we stop ...
Hot and cold but most convivial
... my 'phone rang. Allan the 2nd Mate said, "Would you like to see whales?" I was on the bridge in a flash and watched the water spout of a whale a few hundred metres off the starboard bow. Just as I was getting ready with my camera, the back of the whale rose up out of the water (it looked a tad like the Mulberry Harbour off Shoebury!) with its dorsal fin clearly visible, immediately followed by the massive iconic whale's tail, and it was gone. Allan had altered course ...
Rain in central Newfoundland
We awoke to watch a brilliant sunrise over Fogo Harbor from our room at Peg's B&B in Fogo. I went out for a stroll and started planning the hikes that we would take on another part of the the island, a community named Joe Batt's Arm. However, the rain started to fall as we were eating breakfast and the forecast was for rain all day long. We decided to leave the island on the 10:15 ferry, which stops at the Change Islands on the way to ...
Takin' a gander
... to say about gander. early snow, but not enough for snow sports. too much snow to enjoy outdoorsy things. surprisingly good hospital, or at least more capable than i anticipated. fun staff. good people. but that's about all there is to say about gander. oh, and legend's bar.
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