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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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Shaking off a very rainy weekend. But on the plus side, #winter is coming ❄️🙏!!!
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I took my @yeti Roadie 24 cooler with me on my trip across Canada. All the way from Montreal to Vancouver, up through the Rockies and into northern British Columbia . It comes in all colors - from the deep blue of Quebec blueberry juice to the bold red of a badly resealed bottle of Okanagan wine. I must admit it's been a sturdy yet reliable travel companion and did everything I'd expect it to do and more throughout my six-week journey on the road.
“Some believe the spirits of those lost still linger in the halls and hills of the quiet community. There are stories—cuckoo clocks suddenly tick-tocking accurate time after years of silence, or the swish of a velvet cloak felt from behind. Some see glimpses of an elegant lady in an old-fashioned dress sliding down the hall of the Customs House Art Gallery, occasionally making loud banging noises. There have even been reports of a ghost cat that would wind itself around employees’ legs in the kitchen of the Galileo Coffee Company café, once a home for mining managers.”
For Jon McTavish the idea of a sculpted bonfire came through a friend.
Sunday sends 🤘