Category: Newfoundland Hiking

Pot Cove Trail, Cottlesville NL

FeaturedPot Cove Trail, Cottlesville NL

To walk in nature is to witness a thousand miracles.

Mary Davis

A beautiful fall day is made for hiking….so off we went to Cottlesville to walk this very interesting trail.

I am sure nature lovers and foresters world wide would be amazed that a new species of tree can be found on Newfoundland’s northeast coast! The glorious Shoe Tree.

I cannot endure to waste anything so precious as autumnal sunshine by staying in the house.

Nathaniel Hawthorne

………..fun reading, but the trail is really not difficult.

My favourite…….thankfully there were none today.

I have questions without answers…………how were these all formed?

Pot Cove Trail………go and explore.

Change Islands

FeaturedChange Islands

Now shall I walk? ”Ride,” Pleasure said: ”Walk,” Joy replied

W. H. Davies

After Saturday’s heat and humidity, the much cooler temperatures made perfect conditions for doing this hike yet again. The trail has had upgrades since we hiked it two years ago.

Interesting? Deposited in what Age?

I would rate this trail as moderate, hiking pole recommended. I loved the cold ocean air after the humidity we had experienced previously.

Early morning walk in Change Islands.

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Susan Abma has just opened her studio on Change Islands. Visit Sea Salt Studio’s Facebook page and be sure and stop in and visit with Susan and Morris when you visit Change Island. I recently bought one of her smaller paintings and absolutely love her work.

Susan is from Alberta and fell in love with Change Islands some years ago .http://jensu.ca

This private summer residence is a colourful sight as you cross the tickle. We spent a great evening here with family and friends.

Catch the ferry at Farewell and go explore Change Islands.

Walking is good for solving problems – it’s like the feet are little psychiatrists.

Terri Guillemets