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We joined a Senior Tour and visited Newfoundland in August 2003. It is located far east of Canada, and the province is called 'a big island '. It was our second visit there, and this time we traveled the northern part of the island, and also visited Labrador crossing 'Strait of Belle Isle' , the Gulf of St.Lawrence. There are many historical sites for our country, and we enjoyed very much this trip. Unfortunately, my camera was broken down at the point of one quater of this trip! But, here are still some images of my memories.
We flew from Toronoto to Deer Lake, and the bus tour started from Corner Brook. toward to the north to see Gros Morne National Park. We have visited Red Bay, Labrador, St. Anthony, Grand Falls Twillingate, Gander, Bonavista, and St-Pierre (this is not a part of Canada, but France), and the capital of Newfoundland, St. John's. It was 14 days trip.
The south-east of Gros Morn NP.:グロス・モーン国立公園の南、東の地点で
The reddish, flat mountain is called 'Table Land Mountain'．
奥の方に見える赤っぽい山は、「テーブル・ランド・マウンテン」と呼ばれている
a landscape
At Norris Point, Bonne Bay
At Norris Point, Bonne Bay
The site of S.S. Ethie was sunk by a storm in December 1919.
.The same site: We enjoied a dinner show of the story of this SS.Ethie in the evening
The Arches: Rock Formation seeing The Gulf of St. Lawrence
same as above
A United Church at Point Amour, Labrador A historic Point Amour Lighthouse: first illuminated in 1858.
Moose along HWY #1 west north
moose
Puffins at an tiny island of Ecological Reserve area, the south of St.John's.
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