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Showing posts with label Gulf of St. Lawrence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gulf of St. Lawrence. Show all posts

Monday, October 14, 2019

Completely unnecessary beach shot



This is the view looking up the beach from the Arches.

I realize that I have already posted dozens and dozens of pictures of the Newfoundland coastline, but I really like this one for some reason. There's that giant rock, for one thing -- too big to just ignore, but not big enough to get its own park. And the fallen tree in the foreground that I keep thinking is a dinosaur bone. And the memory of how unpleasant it was walking on that rocky shore -- medium-sized round boulders are my least favorite walking surface -- but I managed not to fall and break any bones, so I can enjoy the fact that I am sitting in New York relatively undamaged.

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The Arches



This provincial park on the coast south of St. Anthony features a large rock formation that's eroded by the waves into a series of arches.

Wednesday, October 9, 2019

Two last photos from Norstead


More portals


Because when the doorways are framing such beautiful scenes, how can you resist the easy shot?

Monday, October 7, 2019

West Coast beaches

A sampling of some of the beaches on the Gulf of St. Lawrence, on the west coast of Newfoundland: Lobster Cove, Port Riche, and Arches Provincial Park. Very different from the dramatic east coast shoreline.

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