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There is a knotted rope that helps you get down to the beach below the Chance Cove Coastal Trail. Walking the beach and listening to the water rattle between the cobbles brings peace and tranquillity.Patrick’s Cove along the Chance Cove Coastal Trail was stellar today as always. #HikeNL #ExploreNLWhen the sky is as big as the ocean. We had an awesome hike on the Bordeaux Hike in Arnold’s Cove. It’s has beauty views all along the way. #HikeNL ##ExploreNLOur June snowstorm has me dreaming of blue skies mottled with cloud and trails beneath my feet.Let’s play…Name this Sweet Spot on the @eastcoasttrail. Please share where it is and a favourite memory of hiking there…you start and then I’ll chime in. It’s likely the spot I’ve been to most often because I take students there…This was one of our classrooms today. #outdoor #outdoorlearning @memorialuniversityTA’s Facebook Page
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