Ramada St. Johns St. John's
102-108 Kenmount Road, (Formerly Hotel St. John's) St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, A1B 3R2, Canada
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Day tripping
... instead of the usual religious squabbles that exist, the community decided to live in harmony and let everyone have their own beliefs. The harmony is evident throughout the town as all of the properties are very tastefully decorated in bright colours and immaculately maintained. However, as is unfortunately the case too often at the moment, the town has felt the effects of the global recession and For Sale signs are an unwelcome and far too common a sight dotted around the town ...
Trying to get there
We left today to start our trip. We've chcked out 10-day weather forecasts in Newfoundland and it appears likely that the rainsuits that we bought will be getting a lot of usage.
We left after talking to our son on Skype at 9:30 this morning from Chile, where he is living and studying this semester. We then drove to Mountaintop, PA (near Wilkes-Barre), to my parents' home. We ...
End of the road
Today we officially finished our journey East. We went to Cape Spear, the easternmost point in Canada. The winds were brisk and the waves were big. We toured the old lighthouse on the site.
In the afternoon we went to the Rooms - the museum/art gallery/archives. Our favorite parts were the animal dioramas, some of the artwork, and the cafe.
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Goodbye Moncton - hello Newfoundland!!!
... von der Schönheit der Natur, und vor allem von der Gastfreundschaft der Menschen. Ich bin gespannt, ob ich das genauso erfahren werde.
In St. John’s holt mich Éric am Flughafen ab. Er war als Gast bei uns im Hostel und macht für 5 Wochen Sprachschule in St. John’s an der Uni (er ist Franco-Kanadier aus der Nähe von Montréal und macht daher einen Englisch-Sprachkurs). Die Sprachschüler sind in den Studentenwohnungen untergebracht ...
Bon's Notes from Newfoundgrand
... the unique language that I call Newfoundlandish. I’m sure that those of you who have visited this fair isle can add your own observations.
1. There is no “th” in the language, e.g. thing becomes ting.
2. Most words that start w.
3. The “r” and “a” have a very unique sound.
4. Words starting with a vowel, add an “h”. ...



