After Terra Nova we travelled up to Cape Bonavista to see the light house and the statue of John Cabot. (aka Giovanni Caboto)
It is generally believed that this was his landfall in May 1497 .
We also saw many icebergs!
See the iceberg in the distance
Around the Cape
Mr. John Cabot
More icebergs
On to Elliston for a beach BBQ and to see the Puffins
Dipping in the Atlantic
The nesting grounds in the distance
What we saw through binoculars- image borrowed from Google 😊 - so cute but they were quite far so you need a very good camera to capture this.
Our last day in Newfoundland and time to head towards the ferry terminal in Argentia.
Stopped to hike Bare Mountain in Clarenville for some lovely views of the Northwest Arm of Trinity Bay
Time to go - good-bye Newfoundland to all your stunning views and your warm , friendly people!
Love the pics in the waves! And your Canada hats!
ReplyDeleteAwwwww puffins!! <3
Those birds are so cute!! 😊💓
ReplyDeleteThe scenery includi!g the coastline, the water, the wildlife and the icebergs make Newfoundland sort of exotic! So interesting. And I'm so appreciative of you sharing it all with us. 😁
ReplyDeleteThanks for following us Eileen! 😊
DeleteVery beautiful coast and ruggedness! Lovely photos Lou :) and love your blogging... very cool to see all that I would never see but through your eyes! and I have been watching the Puffin live cam out of curiousity so your pix were timed perfectly :) thanks to you and google ;)) LOL... thanks again for all your time in doing this for us, your fam :)) xoxoxo to you and Paul... and again Happy Happy Day!! your birthday, so special and big bday hugs for you!! XO XO XO
ReplyDeleteThank you Shelagh! <3
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