Weather in Newfoundland can surely drive one mad! Here on the northeast coast, we have had a cold, dreary April and snow flurries in May. This is not unusual. However, the week to date has been exceptionally beautiful and today I donned my hiking boots and headed for Twillingate. I met Christina there and we set off on a to-die-for scenic hike.

Spiller’s Cove to Codjack’s Cove……..approximately 6.4 km…….is a part of the Rockcut Twillingate Trails system.

Iceberg along Spiller’s Cove Trail

A walk in nature walks the soul back home.

Mary Davis

The blues of the ocean and sky are intoxicating.

Walking and exploring are among my favourite things to do.

A wooden Inukshuk

Hiking is cheaper than therapy.

After living for 30 years in the city, I now live in a tiny house on the northeast coast of Newfoundland. While there are some things I dislike about this lifestyle, for the most part I embrace it. I like hiking, reading, writing, theatre, music, floral arranging, a simple lifestyle and love my crazy family. My goal in starting this blog is to encourage more people to hike and to show you our beautiful Newfoundland trails.......and occasionally trails in other parts of the world. Happy Hiking!

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