Amazing the difference twelve hours can make here in Newfoundland. Also amazing how many more sailboats there are than 20 years ago, when we first came this way. It is great to see that other voyagers have discovered this wonderful place.
Oh yes, and happy Canada Day to all.
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Sara July 1, 2012 at 5:29 pm
Happy you are tucked into your new port.
Happy Canada Day – It’s about 100 degrees – water great for swimming.
Our sailor friend made his trasition from Halifax to Ireland – all boats in and safe.
Chat later
Ben Eriksen July 1, 2012 at 9:12 pm
Which port is this? Were you in Newfoundland last summer doing the south coast? I think we anchored with you in La Hune.
John July 2, 2012 at 10:15 am
Hi Ben,
I took the shot at Port Aux Basques. We were in Newfoundland last year but only briefly on the way to and from Greenland and only on the west coast, so it was not us.
Matt Marsh July 2, 2012 at 5:58 pm
The only time I’ve been to Newfoundland (’98), we had nine days straight of clear, perfect sunny summer weather. Apparently that’s atypical…
That jetty does look vaguely familiar. Just south of the M/V Caribou ferry’s pier, perhaps?