20 pictures from our trip starting from Saint John's and ending it in Saint Anthony from July 24th to August 7th, 2026.

We experienced nothing but the best from the beautiful people of Newfoundland, I believe in 1949 Canada joined Newfoundland not the other way around, haha!

We loved your food, your accents, your history, nature and much more. We will be back soon!

The picture locations:

1 Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve
2 Saint John's
3 Brigus
4 Beothuk Interpretation center, The Last survivor!
5 Bonavista
6-8 Elliston
9-10 Twilingate
11 King's Point (Last Iceberg of the year)
12 TableLands
13 Lookout Hills Trail
14 Green Garden Trail
15 L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site
16 Shallow Bay Beach
17-20 Western Brook Pond

Edit: fixed photo numbers

Hi

Just watched below. Sorry to be a bother but the accent sounds very familiar to some of the accents we have here in Britain! It's so different to anything I've heard of accents in the Americas before. Felt like a home away from home! It has an Irish tinge too!

Hi everyone,
I live in Conception Bay South, Newfoundland, and I’ve been dealing with a huge number of woodlice (pill bugs) coming into my home.

I’ve found hundreds of them stuck to tape that I used to seal gaps around the entrance over just two weeks. They also appear around the stairs, walls, and floors.

I’ve recently started sealing the gaps with silicone caulk, but there are so many gaps throughout the house.

Is this normal in Newfoundland? Do other people have the same problem, or is there something seriously wrong with my house?

I’d really appreciate hearing about your experiences and how you dealt with this. Thanks!

I was supposed to receive my package yesterday but the amazing people at UPS has alerted me to an alarming situation.

After arriving at the sort facility in St. John's, then a "Out for delivery" message when they were in Mount Pearl. But then out of nowhere and somehow they were able to alert me of the following

Delay: Emergency Situation or Severe Weather

An emergency situation or severe weather condition has delayed delivery

God bless UPS for alerting me to an emergency situation and or severe weather yesterday afternoon.

Let's keep the people at UPS in our prayers.

Although I see nothing in the news...yet

Went to Cape Spear tonight around dusk and it appeared the light was out. I’m sure someone’s been notified by now, but it got me wondering, who would be called, Coast Guard?

Has anyone here imported alcohol using the NLC's private order service? I know that there's a minimum price requirement but I'm not sure if there's also a minimum number of bottles/cans i need to buy as well. Trying to get my hands on those 3L Jager bottles just for fun.

Is there an event or events going on bringing crowds into town? Spent almost
An hour trying to find parking and a place to get a beer by myself, everywhere is packed never seen it like this before. Dying for a pint can’t find anywhere with seats available

Surprised that I haven’t seen anyone mention this. I’s the B’y popped up in the most recent episode of American Hostage; the new Jon Hamm show from HBO

After struggling to find work with software for almost 2 years I have been thinking of going back to school for Architectural or Mechanical Engineering Tech. What have the job opportunities/career outlook for these diplomas been over the last couple of years?

I’m trying to establish the actual water depth of the very narrow channel separating the northern and southern parts/islands of Okak Island in Okak Bay, Nunatsiavut, Labrador.

I’ve studied the best marine charts and hydrographic information I’ve been able to find, but I can’t find a reliable sounding for the narrowest part of the channel itself.

On satellite imagery the two land masses appear almost joined — essentially a near-isthmus — whereas nautical mapping identifies them separately. This makes me wonder whether the narrow passage is extremely shallow or perhaps partly intertidal.

What I’m specifically trying to establish is:

1. Is the channel actually navigable by a shallow-draught vessel?

2. What is its approximate minimum depth at low water/chart datum?

3. Does any part dry or become almost dry at low tide?

4. What would the approximate tidal range be there — particularly around spring tides?

Nearby tidal information suggests a range broadly around 1–2 metres, sometimes a little over 2 m, but I would particularly appreciate information specific to Okak.

If anyone has sailed, fished, surveyed or travelled in Okak Bay — or has access to detailed Canadian Hydrographic Service charts/soundings for this particular passage — I’d be very interested to hear what you know.

I’m particularly interested in first-hand/local knowledge, as the published hydrographic information I’ve found doesn’t seem to provide a sounding for the narrowest section.

Many thanks.

Whos getting loaded befor going into Dollarama 😆

Something like this is years too late. It’s Newfoundland so it’s probably going to succeed out the gate (assuming it’s one down and up flight a week) but in a time where Canadians are choosing not to travel to the US, it wouldn’t shock me for this to be a one season route. As someone who likes tracking planes, it will be cool to see United Express Embraers, but otherwise I like many are going to continue avoiding any travel to the US.

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What a great series. But what a great soundtrack as well! I had Google help compile a list of anyone wants to make a mixtape.

I'm very shocked not to hear Simani or Bud Davidge singing "Outport People", or any Simani music. It would have fit into the storyline perfectly. And they played the original "Our Town" by Iris Dement, not the Shanneygannock rendition, which was odd.

​Episode 1: "Come Home Year"

​"World A Music" – iNi Kamoze

​"Killamonjaro" – KILLY

​"Fisherman's Blues" – The Waterboys

​"Home For A Rest" – Spirit Of The West

​"Roller" – April Wine

​"New York Groove" – Ace Frehley

​"Mother and Child Reunion" – Paul Simon

​"Right Down the Line" – Gerry Rafferty

​"Mother" – Danzig

"Our Town" -- Iris Dement

​Episode 2: "Crown and Anchor"

​"Eye On The Bat" – Palehound

​"Fishin' In A Dory" – Ray Johnson And The Sou' Westers

​"Morrison's Jig & Drowsey Maggie" – Salt Beef Junkies

​"Maid Behind The Bar & Cooley's Reel" – Salt Beef Junkies

​"Sundown" – Gordon Lightfoot

​Episode 3: "Sir John Franklin"

​"I Go Blind" – 54-40

​"The Master" – Nico Paulo

​"The Veil Between Worlds" – DIE HEXEN

​"Now I'm a Fool" – Eagles Of Death Metal

​"There's Gonna Be A Time Tonight" – Ray Lake

​"Bash Bash Bash" – Ispíní na hÉireann

​Episode 4: "The Ocean Will Have Us All"

​"Theme (From Coronation Street)" – London Music Works

​"A' Soalin'" – The Lyttle Folk

​Episode 5: "Little Pot Rock"

​"Snowbird" – Anne Murray

​"The Ode to Newfoundland" – Cantus Vocum Chamber Choir

​"Daydream" – Gunter Kallmann Choir

​Episode 6: "The Unfathering Deep"

​"The Endless Sea" – Iggy Pop

​"The Passenger" – Siouxsie & The Banshees

​"Fisherman's Blues" – The Waterboys

Please feel free to add any I may have missed!

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Hi all,

I live in the St. John's area and am looking for recommendations for a reputable siding company.

I want someone who can give a quote, be reliable, and show up when they say.

I also wouldn't mind knowing what companies I should stay away from. (Feel free to PM.)

Thank-you so much. 🙂