Monthly Archive: November 2015

Children, of all ages, have a fascination with rocks. They play in the sand, collect pebbles, toss or throw smaller rocks as far as they can or try and skip flat stones on the water. I ‘ve seen smaller children,…
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This is a video link from youtube.

My walk thursday afternoon..the trailway between Kelligrews and Foxtrap. You have to go off the trailway at the sign shown on the photo below the rock images.   There is a trail leading to the point from this sign

I dropped by The Nippard’s home, on Lodge rd. to get a photo of the rock, to the left of their home. They are not sure if there is a name on it. When I went to the old Queen…
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Today, I took a day trip, with a friend to his cabin on The Western Bay Line. The following are a few photos from the area. Click on each image to enlarge the photo. The fourth picture is “The Overfall”…
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I keep searching the internet for photos that bring inspiration and awe, especially photos from Newfoundland Labrador photographers.  The following is a link to a Panoraimo. I found this site while searching for information on “chisel hill.” Enjoy.Here is the…
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Hello Noah..Hello Spencer.. Today, my son and I went to visit some places we  went fishing (trouting, trout’n) and hunting a number of years ago. Also,we were looking for signs of moose and or coyotes. Struck out! We went to…
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Dropped by my sister’s house and we walked the trailway from Rideout’s Rd to Dunn’s Hill Rd. A short but enjoyable walk. They have this large rock on the side of their house and an old rock wall on the…
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One of my more enjoyable walks is on the trailway that is adjacent to the ocean in Conception Bay South. A big congratulations to whomever is responsible for the upkeep of this portion of the trailwway. It makes for a…
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Photos of our walk today..below the bridge. Only a couple of people on the trail today. Weather was cold with a few flurries. There was a jogger, singing loudly along with his iphone. He was oblivious to us. In his…
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