Wildflowers outside of Cow Head

The rocky shore north of Cow Head, along western NF - the Gulf of St. Lawrence

Sedum (aka Stonecrop)

Individuals get a permit to chop wood and stack it by the road to dry. They cut wood in winter and use a Skedoo (sled) to drag the wood to the road. Each pile is owned by an individual and nobody else bothers it. These can be seen for miles and miles along the highway.

Lobster fishermen gather wood and build their traps. They are stacked by the roads like this along the coast.

Our first moose sighting.

Do you see the Labrador Ferry?

Scene along the west coast.

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Fisherman's Point at St. Anthony.

The lighthouse at Fisherman's Point.

St. Anthony, looking west toward the town.

St. Anthony (looking east, out to the Atlantic Ocean

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Meeting of Two Worlds Sculpture at L'Anse aux Meadows.

Coastline at L'Anse aux Meadows, the most northern point of western Newfoundland, where the Norse/Vikings landed over 1000 years ago.

Looking at small shrimp and mussels.

A reconstruction of a dwelling. The walls are made of layers of peat from the bog. Many artifacts of Norse life have been found at this site. This settlement was founded by Leif Ericson.