My return trip back west to British Columbia finally begins. Also this was the first time after 4 days the sky was mainly cleatr in the morning. I only had few hours of sleep last night and as soon as I was up, it was time to go back to Cape Spear which is only 17km from St. John's to catch a fog-free view of the coast line. The day was perfect for pictures. Once finished, I hit the highway as quickly as possible and except one moose jumping in front of my Jeep, it was a smooth driving on a calm road. There was also one nasty accident that I saw on my way here. The tire pressure was also not balanced properly so had to get that done when refueling in Gander. I also got a free prime rib burger from A&W because they made a mistake while processing my order so that was a decent bonus.
The rain began not too far from Port aux Basques and while waiting in my Jeep at the line to board the vessel, the a dark, soggy and cold night was a sad farewell for me. As mentioned before many times, I am definitely coming back here to explore the entire province. Currently I am sitting in the MV Highlanders which will start its overnight sailing to mainland shortly and hopefully I will be able to have a nap.
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| Cape Spear coast line without fog |
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| Cape Spear coast line |
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| Cape Spear coast line |
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| Cape Spear area |
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| Cape Spear |
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| Cape Spear |
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| View from Cape Spear trail |
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| Cape Ray fault line by Port aux Basques |
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| Cape Spear lighthouse |
saskatoon needs to get a coastline.
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