Our Ship The Highlander
Entering the beast.
The ship is just that a ship complete with a pointy end a flat end. Deck 7 is the main passenger area with dining area and reclining chairs. Deck 8 is for cabins that you can rent for the crossing.
We arrived in Port Aux Basque at 6:30 NFLD time and drove to Doyles for our first night.
Downtown Port aux Basques
The campsite was great and we were the first of about 20 campers from the ferry.
Tuesday was a scenic drive up to Corner Brook. We are trying to stay off the Trans Canada Highway as much as possible. We drove through Stephenville and out to Cape St. George and Lourdes before carrying on to Corner Brook.
Sheeves Cove
Cape St. George
Just outside Jerrys Nose
We left Corner Brook after stocking up on fresh fruits and veggies and headed north to Cow Head and our next stop.At Deer Lake we turned off the TCH and headed up the Viking Trail. About 2 Km along we stopped at the Insectarium Butterfly display. We spent a couple hours looking at the butterflies, scorpions, tarantulas and a host of other bugs.
I'm going to be a Monarch Butterfly.............Someday
Watch out June that could be one of those "Killer Butterflies"
"Kelly what the hell is that?"
It rained all day so it was good to be inside looking at the critters. We arrived in Cow Head and spent a nice evening with friends Del and Gloria from Calgary. We met them in Desert Hot Springs and it was great to catch up. We have planned some events for this next week so keep tuned.
Kelly promised June she would see Ice Bergs and Moose in Newfoundland so far he has lied. Actually he is 100% 0 for 0.
Take care and thank-you for reading this. ..............Junkel
So which end is which on that bug? How far North are you heading? We saw our icebergs in the St Anthony area, most of our moose sightings were there as well.
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