This is a Little something to show our Main Lander Friends a alittle peice of Newfoundland.
It’s Mostly Wildlife with subtitles of the Animals in case nobody knows what they are. and some Sites
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February 28, 2010
My Newfoundland Project
Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism 1995 Commercials
Here are some tourism commercials for Newfoundland and Labrador, seen on May 23, 1995.
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Scenes of Breathe the Air – Newfoundland
A song a I wrote about home, Newfoundland. Lots of photos in this video taken from a variety of our most scenic locations. Thanks to Findnl.com for providing most of these shots!
Enjoy!
Kenny B
This song was written by Kenny Butler (Kenny B) and is related to Newfoundland Tourism. It shows others how beautiful of a place Newfoundland is from the people to the scenery, Kenny captures it all. “Breathe the Air” in Newfoundland, a must watch if you enjoy our beautiful province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Enjoy and please leave a comment if you enjoy this video.
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February 27, 2010
What is the average cost of Weddings in Newfoundland, Canada?
I am getting married in Newfoundland, Canada. I live in Alberta and have no idea how much people usually pay out for a wedding in Newfoundland. Please help i need to set a budget.
I am in Ontario, Canada and can give you a rough idea based on my budget:
Really depends on the number of people:
Guessing about 150 guests:
Dress: $600 (if you find a quasi good deal- I paid $50)
Veil, shoes, jewelery etc- $300 (my veil was $120 and my shoes were $20)
Officiant- $300
Wedding license- $50
Flowers and decor- $600-$1200 (do you want BM bouqets? Floral Centerpieces? how big a bouquet for you- we did non-floral centerpieces and hair clips for the BMs and got it down to about $600 including the centerpieces and decor)
Meal- Full sit-down dinner about $40 per guest $6000
Buffet dinner- $20-30 (averaged at $25) $3750
Open bar?- I would guess $40 per guest- but not sure- our reception is in our parents backyard so we are buying $1400 worth of alcohol for 200 guests. Much cheaper if you can… if not about another $6000
Rings- $1000 or as cheap as $200- depends what you chose
Invitations, postage, RSVPs make your own- $400, buy $600-$1200
Grooms tux- $60-$120
Photographer $800-5000
DJ- $600
Cake- $200-600
We are spending $8,000 for 200 people. We are renting a tent for my parents backyard and getting married in a municipal park. We are having the ceremony at 7:00 so we don’t have to serve dinner- appetizers and beef/turkey on a bun later at night, my parents make their own wine, we bought peacock feathers for the centerpieces and decor from a local peacock owner for $.50 each. My mom is making our cake. There are lots of ways to keep cost down if you look for them 
February 26, 2010
Traditional Newfoundland stepdancer Luke Gaulton
Recorded at the Arts and Culture Centre, St. John’s, Newfoundland, circa 1991. If anyone has any information on this man, or where he was from, please let me know.
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come see newfoundland
This video is my way of getting the word out about our beautiful island known as Newfoundland. Its mostly pictures i took, and there all from the st.john’s area
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John Drakes, Nfld Accordion Player
Newfoundland Scenes & Song “My Father’s Old Souwester” written by William Hollett & sung by John Drakes.Scenes of Petty Harbour, Cupids, Bell Island, Burin Peninsula, etc.
website: www.lukeysboat.com,
CDs available jsdrakes@hotmail.com
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Torbay beach, Newfoundland
A 5 minute compilation of short clips taken at Torbay beach, Newfoundland. The purpose of this movie is to test the HD movie feature on the Nikon D90.
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February 25, 2010
Could a newfoundland hurt a little dog like a westhighland terrier?
I own a newfoundland 9 months old and get for present a westie but don’t know if they will get along ok.
Even if the Newfoundland isn’t aggressive at all, the Westie could still be seriously injured if the much larger dog isn’t watching where it’s going or is playing too roughly. Your Newfoundland may love the Westie as a brother, but you should still moniter them together to make sure that the Newfoundland doesn’t accidentally injure the smaller dog.