Newfoundland, Canada
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It is said that John Cabot first discovered North America here in 1497. Bonavista is a picturesque town famous for its shoreline, icebergs and wildlife including seabirds.
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The most northern town in Gros Morne National Park, known for its scenery and fishing.
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An UNESCO World Heritage Site, L'anse aux Meadow's is an archeological site on the northernmost tip of Newfoundland. The only authenticated Norse site in North America.
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After a long hike into this coastal area on the southern shore of Newfoundland, Canada, we were rewarded with these images of fossilized multicelled living matter. These impressions are of the oldest recorded on earth.
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A key town in beautiful Gros Mourne National Park.
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Signal Hill overlooks the City of St. Johns. Due to it's strategic placement overlooking the harbour, fortifications were built here. The hill is rich with North American History.
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The capital and largest city in Newfoundland and Labrador, St. John's is a mecca for maritime culture, architectural and nature photography.
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The Tablelands are located south west of Gros Morne National Park, and resemble a desert. This part of the province, was forced up from the depths of the earths crust during a collision. The rock in this area (peridotite) is rich with iron, giving a rusted colour. The area is a photographers oasis.
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Trinity is a quaint and small fishing town. The maritime architecture here is absolutely spectacular, and well preserved.
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9 imagesIt is said that John Cabot first discovered North America here in 1497. Bonavista is a picturesque town famous for its shoreline, icebergs and wildlife including seabirds.
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5 imagesThe most northern town in Gros Morne National Park, known for its scenery and fishing.
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11 imagesAn UNESCO World Heritage Site, L'anse aux Meadow's is an archeological site on the northernmost tip of Newfoundland. The only authenticated Norse site in North America.
16 imagesAfter a long hike into this coastal area on the southern shore of Newfoundland, Canada, we were rewarded with these images of fossilized multicelled living matter. These impressions are of the oldest recorded on earth.
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4 imagesSignal Hill overlooks the City of St. Johns. Due to it's strategic placement overlooking the harbour, fortifications were built here. The hill is rich with North American History.
15 imagesThe capital and largest city in Newfoundland and Labrador, St. John's is a mecca for maritime culture, architectural and nature photography.
19 imagesThe Tablelands are located south west of Gros Morne National Park, and resemble a desert. This part of the province, was forced up from the depths of the earths crust during a collision. The rock in this area (peridotite) is rich with iron, giving a rusted colour. The area is a photographers oasis.
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12 imagesTrinity is a quaint and small fishing town. The maritime architecture here is absolutely spectacular, and well preserved.
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