Stairway, trail to Stanleyville: Stanleyville trail. A logging community, population 400 at its height, it was shut down and resettled in the 60s.
Trail to Stanleyville: Stanleyville trail. The whole peninsula was clear cut, first for ships’ masts, then for trench supports.
Lomond River: Lomond River, Gros Morne National Park
Lomond Campground, Killdevil Mountain: Lomond campground with Killdevil Mountain in the background.
Trail through the tuckamore: Tuckamore forest, "The Lookout" hiking trail, Gros Morne National Park
Tablelands from across the way: En route to "The Lookout," a view of the Tablelands.
To the lookout: The Lookout trail, Bonne Bay in the background.
Moose: Apparently there are about 120,000 moose on the island of Newfoundland, and 500,000 people.
Tablelands: Tablelands. Peridotite, the rust/mustard coloured rock, is hard to grow on.
Tablelands flowers: Tablelands - hard, but not impossible
Tablelands detail: Tablelands. Some plants do grow.
The view: A contemplative moment at Green Gardens
Terrain: Bogs and ponds, typical hilltop view, Green Gardens
An art to this: Car camping, Trout River. Our most favourite saying on this trip: "Do you have the key?"
Fog clearing: Marker cairn, Gros Morne Mountain.
Note the furry claws: Ptarmigan, on Gros Morne Mountain. I didn’t see caribou, arctic hare or any of the special critters, though.
Suddenly sun: I think this is Twelve Mile Creek.

Idyllic: The beach, Portland Creek with the fabulous Entente Cordiale in the background

Abandoned: This B&B, by comparison, was less than spectacular. Abandonded boathouse, Eddies Cove, NF.

Road trip: Newfoundland is many places, including vast expanses of flat nothing, on the way to St. Anthony.
Tour: "One thing about this job, it’s always a bad hair day." Pointing out some of the 500 species on Burnt Cape.
Landscape: Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve. You might be tempted to think it was a joke the Newfies played on the dumb tourists.
Wow: Sea Cave, Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve
Wildlife: Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve
A tree by any other name: Fall colours. Some sort of willow tree, Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve
Landscape: Wild Bight, Cape Norman, the most northerly part of Newfoundland