Harbour Lights Inn
189 Main Street, Twillingate
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Harbour Lights Inn Twillingate

189 Main Street Twillingate, Newfoundland and Labrador, A0G 4M0, Canada

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Twilight in Twillingate

A travel blog entry by normandsharon

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... raspberry, bakeapple and even rhubarb wines. We bought one called Moose Juice.


Our second night there we went to the All Around the Circle Dinner Theatre in Crow Head (also known as Crow ‘Ed, to the locals). Anyway, this group of 7 Newfoundlanders offer their talents 6 nights of the week. They not only perform music and skits, but they also cook up the meal and serve it too! We had a lovely cod dinner there and again a very ...

Zentral Neufundland

A travel blog entry by jgoestocanada

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... die Wissenschaftler heute über die Einwohner von damals wissen und vieles sind reine Mutmaßungen.

In Twillingate übernachten wir im Harbour Lights Inn, in der "Flitterwochensuite". Jedenfalls würde ich das Zimmer so nennen, weil wir eine Whirlpool im Zimmer haben und der Mülleimer im Bad in Herzchenform ist. Dafür ist der Raum nur spärlich mit Heizung ausgestattet und so frieren wir uns in den Schlaf. Am Morgen wachen wir durch das Heulen des Windes und Prasseln des Regens ...

Cabin with the b'ys

A travel blog entry by domhnall

took an overnight up to the tickle with a guy i met at a local greasy spoon. went to the wharf an got fresh lobster and boiled them in salt water in the back yard.

next time went out on the punt and pulled some lobster traps out on the ocean for 4 hours. no capelin. no whales. no icebergs. but still fun!

back to gfw through glovers harbour, and for the last week and a half... then it's bye bye rock.
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Fogo Island

A travel blog entry by kdkswetzel

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... in a forested area, moved out into a desolate area of bogs surrounded by high headlands, and down to the rocky shores of the Atlantic Ocean. We finished that hike and then decided to go to the top of Brimstone Head, designated as one of the four corners of the earth by the Flat Earth Society. When we neared the top, we encountered winds that must have been 35-40 MPH, making the final 150-200 yards of the trail treachorous and we turned around and headed back to our room.

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Twillingate

A travel blog entry by lee-phil

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We missed an important part: We loved L'Anse Aux Meadows. Mostly because of the reconstruction of a Viking village dating back to 500 years before Columbus.

We had a wonderful boat tour at a place called Western Brook Pond (lakes are ponds!) where half a mountain broke off and fell into the lake causing a 92' tidal wave that stripped all the soil right down to bedrock and taking everything else with it in 1860. Cliffs go straight up for 2000'.
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