Newfoundland’s Coastline Is Unique And Full Of History
Newfoundland’s rocky coastline, up close and in the round words :: Ned Morgan photos :: Craig Minielly. Instead of referring to Newfoundland by well-worn epithet “The Rock”, I…
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Up and Down The Rock: Navigating Newfoundland
Words :: Ned Morgan. Instead of referring to Newfoundland by well-worn epithet “The Rock”, I suggest a rethink. After visiting last June, and experiencing an awful lot of rock, in…
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Moose Crossing: The Complex Story Of Moose Population Decline
Words : Leslie Anthony. In the spring of 1904, two bull and two cow moose from New Brunswick’s Miramachi region were released near the small community of Howley in western…
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Buried Treasure: Digging Deep in Western Newfoundland
There are few places better suited to “social distancing” than the mountains (yes, they have mountains) of Western Newfoundland. The only problem is the people there are so warm and friendly you don’t want to distance yourself from them at all. This is a story about digging into the unexpected and finding adventure where every you end up, but it’s really about a group of BC kids discovering just how similar mountain culture is on the other end of our great nation.
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Rolling the Rock: A MTB Tour of Newfoundland’s Colossal Terrain
By Melanie Chambers. Previously published in Mountain Life Ontario, fall ’14. Luke Nichols is getting married on the weekend; it’s the Wednesday before the big day and he’s out for…
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