Newfoundland Photos.

Newfoundland, Canada, 2011
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Bell Island 2011
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Bell Island Lighthouse, 2015
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“Construction started in 1939 and it officially opened in 1940. This lighthouse performed a very important function during World War II, with its call letters of “n” for nuts and “a” for apple informing the loaded ore carriers in Conception Bay that a convoy was waiting for them.” – Geotourism

Be ll Island Museum and Underground Mine Tour.
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“Closed since 1949, the No. 2 Mine is now prepared for underground tours. From the moment you walk in the door you begin to experience the history of Bell Island and get a sense of pride Islanders take in their community and their past.” “The museum consists of two parts. First there is the Museum itself, which opened in the summer of 2000.” ” The second part involves a walking tour of the underground shafts. Here you will experience what it was like to work underground.” – Newfoundland Geo-tourism.

Cabot Tower 2013

“Construction of the tower began in 1898 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of John Cabot‘s discovery of Newfoundland, and Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee.” – Wikipedia

Cape Spear Lighthouse 2019.
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Cape Spear Lighthouse 2011.
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Cape St. Marys, N.L. Canada.
June 2007It is one of the largest, most accessible and spectacular seabird rookeries in the world. It has Gannets, Kittiwakes, Murres, beautiful scenery and a lighthouse.

Hiking.
Cape Spear Path.
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La Manche Falls Trail
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“The La Manche Falls Trail begins at the picnic area and runs upstream, along the La Manche River, to a waterfall. The hike can be completed in approximately one hour. Vegetation along the trail includes marsh (which is a rare habitat in Newfoundland), bog and mixed forest. Swimming is not recommended in the falls area. The La Manche Village Trail begins at the Fire Exit Road [see map(58.8 KB)]. The trail is approximately 1.25 kilometres long and the return trip takes about an hour. At the abandoned village site you can cross the bridge to travel north along the East Coast Trail system or you can travel south.” – N.L. Gov

Quidi Vidi Village. (2019)
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Signal Hill (2019)
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“In 1901, Guglielmo Marconi received the first trans-Atlantic wireless message at a position near the tower, the letter “S” in Morse Code sent from Poldhu, Cornwall, United Kingdom. Cabot Tower is now the centre of the Signal Hill National Historic Site of Canada,^[1] with walking trails and an interpretation centre.” – Wikipedia

Signal Hill Tattoo 2015.

“The Signal Hill Tattoo is an internationally known award winning historical animation program. Each summer, audiences thrill to the echo of the cannon, mortars and musket fire combined with the stirring tunes of the Fife and Drum Band which beckons visitors to a bygone age of 19th Century British military might. Set atop famous Signal Hill, the Tattoo portrays the garrison life and duties of His Majesty’s Royal Newfoundland Regiment of Foot and the 27th Company-2nd Battalion-Royal Regiment of Artillery who endured the harsh conditions of the Newfoundland Station in the late 1790’s.” – The Signal Hill Tattoo.