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Trans Canada Highway to Gros Morne National Park
We had designated today as our travel day, when we would move across the province to Gros Morne National Park on the western coast of Newfoundland. We certainly picked a good day for driving, since the weather was not conduicive to doing anything outside. We awoke to rain and it followed us all the way out. When I got out of the vehicle in Gander ( …
STILL IN CANADA
... circus skills, we are also in the process of choreographing a number for halloween a little thriller i think, so its nice i still get to do a lot of performing stuff!
right now im in Corner Brook Newfoundland sitting in a maccas and getting as much wi fi time as i can! i have to be back on the ship soon as im apart of a group who are taking Spanish lessons its free and rostered in for us : )
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Cornerbrook
... before heading back to the ferry. We then took our time mading our way to the Port Aux Basques Motel, taking in the backroads, lighthouses and great mountain scenery. Arriving late we opted for the motel restaurant special, a very tasty pork chop dinner. Newfoundland hospitality is also very contagious, and all the tourists in the dining room were involved in one conversation. We even shared our ...
Gros Morne National Park
... who spotted moose in the valley and pulled out their hunting moose calls to try to get a response. The Green Garden trail was also a beautiful hike, that started in the rocky and barren tablelands but ended up as a nice path wandering through meadows bordering oceanside cliffs. And all along our trip we would find red Adirondack chairs randomly placed in scenic locations, including one and a half hours into our Green Garden hike. For the ...
Gros Morne to Corner Brook
... in awe, mouth agape, jimmying out small portions of different layers to look for fossils. Erik found some interesting ones and some mineral deposits that looked like copper. Some of the layers were incredibly wavy, like the waves in the sane you see left on sandbars after the water has receded.
Time was ticking so we continued along the coast to the last place Mom wanted us to see. En route we passed arguably some of the most spectacular scenery ...
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