Hi Kathy! Here you are feeding this little Newfoundland pony on Change Islands, Newfoundland. I think they said the island had no moose but 10 ponies! This girl pony named Strawberry (?) loves carrots for sure! …and a nice voice as well!
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Check out these highlights of the Avalon Peninsula!. The Wildland Tours Newfoundland Adventure is a wonderful way to explore the highlights of Avalon,Trinity Bay and Bonavista Bay. This video made for us by the Legendary Bay Bulls whale watching Captain,Wayne Maloney, features some of the Avalon highlights from this popular Newfoundland escorted tour. The nearby link to the Wildland Tours website will let you view some great photos taken from some exceptional Newfoundland and Labrador vacation experiences. Wildland Tours has been hosting Newfoundland and Labrador vacations for over 25 years. Let us show you the wonders and flavors of our home province.
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Went on a little adventure today with Ronan and Cormac to the Corner Brook Caves. These caves are just on the outskirts of Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador. We chose one of the shorter caves, the perfect length for our first trip out. This spelunking adventure did show us the importance of taking an extra light! We can’t wait to go back and explore one of the longer ones.
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Ah,….. the mighty Humber River flows wounderfully as it takes my salmon fly right down the river. No salmon yet but 4 beautiful trout! Not complaining for sure!! lol No one ever around either. Maybe I shouldn’t give away this fishing spot, eh??? lol Ah, why not!
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No I’m not outta shape lol….I just ran up to the base of the steps cause I coud hear the falls and see the steam but I couldn’t see them till I got there!! Beautiful experience. They have that zip line there now. Makes me wonder. Beautifl spot to hike to……at Marble Mountain about 5 kms east of Corner Brook on the west coast of Newfoundland, Canada
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This past weekend we drove to Gros Morne National Park to take in the Trails, Tales and Tunes Festival. Trails Tales and Tunes happens for 10 days in May every year in Norris Point. What a backdrop for a festival! We had a great weekend listening to a lot of fantastic musicians like AcaBella, Daniel Payne and Richard Neville. We just happened upon Daniel and Richard jamming at the Cat Stop. The guys really got into the tale told by Elinor Benjamin at the Bonne Bay Marine Station. The marine touch tanks at the station were also hit with the lads. In between shows we did some hiking to the lighthouse in Lobster Head Cove and along the shoreline of Norris Point. What a fantastic weekend!
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The Raisin Gang perform the sketch “Newfoundland Hospitality” at The Second City in Toronto, 09/27/09.
written by Michael Peddle
starring Mary Kelly and Michael Peddle
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Images show sites to see and things to do during a learning vacation in Newfoundland with Eastern Edventures.
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The year was 1991, we didn’t even have our first cd out yet, but Cable Atlantic approached us to do a 30 minute Sharecropper Special. The show was shown about a dozen times. Ed Humber,Guy Romaine and Mike Madigan have been together as The Sharecroppers Trio for 22 years this coming summer 2010.
******Newfoundland Autumn*****
Trees are turning early, and the hills are all ablaze,
The bogs are hard and frosty, and the ponds all topped with haze;
The moose stew is simmerin’ slowly, and the rabbit leads are fresh,
Cool, crisp air down in your lungs, can’t help but feel you’re blessed.
The wood is piling higher than the chimneys have been swept,
The stores are getting crowded with just sixty shopping days left;
The kids are getting anxious with the thought of jingle bells,
The mummers will show and old St. Nick, hope all the folks are well.
A Newfoundland autumn really makes you come alive,
The turres, the moose, the berries make you glad it has arrived;
With a beanie on your forehead and the vamps upon your feet,
Let’s head into the woods, boys, this life is hard to beat.
The almanac calls for weather that would make your skin turn blue,
All the better, says the boys, for weekends on ski-doo;
You can sit around and sulk and whine, and never do a thing,
Or grab a fiddle and tap those feet, and then begin to sing.
A Newfoundland autumn really makes you come alive,
The turres, the moose, the berries make you glad it has arrived;
With a beanie on your forehead and the vamps upon your feet,
Let’s head into the woods, boys, this life is hard to beat.
Now, you may think it’s crazy that a man would prefer this,
To the heat in a Florida condo or a walk on a sandy beach;
But the sights and the sounds of autumn are a treat on every shore,
Just take a deep breath and look around, and you’ll be back for more.
A Newfoundland autumn really makes you come alive,
The turres, the moose, the berries make you glad it has arrived;
With a beanie on your forehead and the vamps upon your feet,
Let’s head into the woods, boys, this life is hard to beat.
A Newfoundland autumn really makes you come alive,
The turres, the moose, the berries make you glad it has arrived;
With a beanie on your forehead and the vamps upon your feet,
Let’s head into the woods, boys, this life is hard to beat.
Let’s head into the woods, boys, this life is hard to beat.
[spoken: This life is some shockin' hard to beat.]
Let’s head into the woods, boys, this life is hard to beat.
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