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November 4, 2019 · 5:35 am

Newfoundland (left) and Labrador on Signal Hill
Our next stop on tour our of St. John’s was the charming Petty Harbour located on Maddox Cove, which I introduced you to last Wednesday. Let’s take a quick last look at the sights here before moving onward:

Petty Harbour
As you can see, the village area along the waterfront is quite colorful:

Petty Harbour
And I’m a sucker for weathered wood buildings:

Petty Harbour
From here we would make our way toward Signal Hill, but first we made a quick photo stop at the Railway Coastal Museum:

Railway Coastal Museum

Railway Coastal Museum

Railway Coastal Museum
From here it was on to Signal Hill, more of which you’ll see this Wednesday. Until then:

Signal Hill
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November 1, 2019 · 5:35 am

Cabot Tower, Signal Hill
Since we’ll be spending three weeks on this lovely area of Newfoundland, here is Part 1 of my St. John’s Fun Photo Favorites:

Ursula with a New BFF

1955 Lighthouse on Cape Spear

Cape Spear Drama

Fishnet . . . It’s Not Just for Stockings!

Quidi Vidi Colors
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Tagged as Fun Photo Friday, Newfoundland, photography, R. Doug Wicker, St. John's, travel, travel photography, vacation, video, Vision of the Seas
October 30, 2019 · 5:35 am

Petty Harbour
We arrived at this charming fishing village about twenty minutes after leaving Cape Spear. This is Petty Harbour on Maddox Cove, about fifteen minutes outside of St. John’s, and fishing has been a way of life here for well over 500 years:

Still fishing here after 500 years!
The charm of this place begins, of course, with the colors. Bright blue-and-white fishing boats with rustic wooden buildings in the background:

Petty Harbour
There is much here to capture with your camera, and you’ll find yourself snapping away almost continuously:

Petty Harbour
Petty Harbour pretty much speaks for itself, so I’ll just shut up now and let this town do the talking:

Petty Harbour

Petty Harbour

Petty Harbour