Behind us literally is the town ... and the Motel that has great food AND free WiFi

The only rig in Oceanside RV Park in Port aux Choix

Norris Point ... nice spot ... lousy lunch

Norris Point Gros Morne National Park

The over look over Norris Point. That small finger of land sticking into the water is called a "Tickle" in "Newf speak"

Oceanside ... what a nice quiet place to stay. We were here in sun, rain and wind ... it is always beautiful!

Taking in the beauty

Wild Blue Flag Iris

Our salute to the Flora of Newfoundland

Silver weed ... Yeah, I know ... what the hell is Elsie doing???

more scenery around the Oceanside RV Park

more scenery around the Oceanside RV Park

more scenery around the Oceanside RV Park

A few more rigs in the park

Ahhh ... a chance to meet the neighbours .... yeah the guy on the left has no shirt on ..he was from Alberta and thought it was warm ... I was wearing my sweater

Sunset at Port aux Choix

More Icebergs as we head north. This is in St. Lunaire -- an outport for St Anthony

These are sleighs made just the size of the firewood needed to heat the houses during the winter. They fill them up as needed, hook up to their snowmobiles

All over the place, on the roadside, are these stacks of wood for the winter. They are near the road so that the snowmobiles can easily reach them even in the worst snow

A lawn ornament --- the Newfi's are not all class

A close up of a firewood sleigh

We got some good shots of icebergs here on the Northern Peninsula. Closer than in Twillingate

These guys are huge

right on the road side. No one steals anything here

Lots of wood ... a sleigh ... hey, we are ready for winter

Road side garden

Ships Cove and still more icebergs

Hard to see here, but this is really a beautiful, colourful garden

This looks like a really neat shot, but if you will look at the picture above, you can see that they are only models

Cape Onion ... more beauty

more icebergs off the Cape Onion

Ships Cove cemetery overlooking Cape Onion

Lots of B & B's in Newfoundland. This one is called the Tickle Inn. About 100 yards to the water's edge

Another one of the road side gardens

Raleigh Dock. The Caplin boats were just coming in. Apparently, they off loaded 125 tonnes of these little guys over the weekend

like a smelt or a small sardine. Good to eat whole ... just fried in butter ... but the roe was prized

Here the fellow I was talking to, was offering to "fill my pockets" if I wanted

Caplin roe ... a delicacy raw or cooked ... I'm told

Lots of talkin and not much workin

All the houses are beautifully painted ... grass cut ... and wood stacked at the back

There are three or four of these ecological reserves up the coast of the Northern Peninsula. This one is Burnt Cape

Hey ... thinks Elsie ... a gravel road into the Reserve, and no "Do Not Trespass" sign. Let's Go!!!

Needless to say .... the road is rough, rocky and car breaking ... Elsie was in her 2nd child hood

We were there shot

This is the "Big Red Bus" from Germany. They sleep, and eat on this thing. It pulls up, people jump out, they set up a kitchen in minutes, dinner is cooked, the people grab a shower in the Park Comfort Station, and they head to bed. Hmmm

Proof we saw a moose. Actually we saw 2 cow moose, one male and a female elk. None of them hit us!!

The lighthouse just north of Port aux Choix ... yeah another gravel road

Elsie sure has something about these lighthouses

Hmmm ... Dr Freud ... what do you think?

Port aux Choix from the Lighthouse road

Sunset from Harvey at the Oceanside Park

Road work on the Northern Highway. This was brutal!!!

The result of the road work ... Honda Flat tire being repaired in Codroy ... Thanks guys