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I had the privilege of photographing sunrise and sunset from some of our fabulous hiking trails. There is no greater stress reliever for me that spending time outdoors, moving through amazing landscapes, and sharing amazing views like this one with the most amazing shape maker, @wissmarianGood Morning from above The Battery-where this morning, the only light show was the sunrise! (Thank goodness).Good Morning St. Johns’s!When oil and water meet sunset…trying out some new techniques :-)Some Lungta or Windhorse for today-be abuse we can all use a bit of Windhorse in our lives. Looking forward to celebrating Losar next month. This is a Throwback Thursday from a visit to Boudanath Stupa before our Great Big Walk expedition in 2014.Sunrise over Signal HillTA’s Facebook Page
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Paddling Chance Cove
Mike, Marian, and I had another fabulous paddling day recently. We set out from Chance Cove, Newfoundland and Labrador and paddled to Rantem and then returned to Chance Cove. We departed from the government wharf, along with many folks headed out to catch cod during the food fishery. We looked across the bay to the popular Chance Cove hike, know for its stunning beauty. Unbeknownst to most hikers, is that the coastline opposite them is equally beauteous-but only accessible via boat, kayak, or bushwhack. Continue reading
Posted in COVID-19, Loca-venturing, Newfoundland, Sea Kayak
Tagged 2020, Chance Cove, Newfoundland and Labrador, sea kayak, Staycation2020
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Beauty Day Out: Paddling from Chapels Cove to Harbour Main
Marian, Mike, and I spend a lovely day paddling from Chapels Cove to Harbour Main, NL and back. We wanted to share the beauty we saw and experienced with you.
Posted in COVID-19, Loca-venturing, Newfoundland, Sea Kayak
Tagged 2020, Chapel's Cove, Newfoundland and Labrador, sea kayak, Staycation2020
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