TERNS ON ICE.
Day 49 – 39 degrees this morning and still foggy. It got fairly windy last night and we got a little rain. We’re staying at the campground today. Tomorrow we’ll be driving to a new campground, Notre Dame Provincial Park. We should have a signal there since it’s not too far from a couple of larger cities. That’s the thing, though, we really can’t be sure until we get to each new location whether we’ll have an internet signal.
Continue readingFOGGED IN.
Day 48 – Heavy, dense fog had rolled in this morning when we got up. We couldn’t see much beyond the RV. We are glad we made that drive yesterday and didn’t hold off for today hoping for better weather! The low last night was 37 degrees. It rained on & off most of the day.
Continue readingANOTHER DRIVE, MORE ICE & STUFF.
Day 47 – At 7 a.m. it was 37 degrees out and our view was limited by the low clouds. It rained a little, then stopped. We left for a trip to the city of Springdale and then a drive to the end of the peninsulas on Routes 381 & 382.
A DAY OF ICE & ICEBERGS.
Day 46 – It was 34 degrees this morning at 7:30 a.m. Very cloudy & overcast with a little wind but no rain. We went for a drive to the end of the 2 roads that travel on each side of this peninsula.
ICE.
TRAVEL DAY
From: Sop’s Arm Park, Sop’s Arm, NL.
To: Town of King’s Point RV Park, King’s Point, NL.
Day 45 – The low last night was 33 degrees and it rained all night. When we got up this morning, the temperature was 35 degrees and it was still raining & windy. No snow had fallen. Today we drive to our next camping stop at the Town of King’s Point RV Park.
WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MAKES.
Day 44 – It rained hard all night last night and was 36 degrees when we got up, still raining. That was the high temperature today – 36 degrees. The temperature never went up, hitting 34 degrees briefly but staying mostly at 35. It continued raining all day and all night. We were afraid we might get snow, and since we’re traveling in the RV tomorrow, that wouldn’t be a good thing. It just rained so we lucked out. The wind picked up during the afternoon. Summer is not here yet; spring has barely arrived.
Continue readingWHAT A DAY!
Day 43 – It was 42 degrees and sunny this morning when we got up. A great day for exploring, we departed the RV at 9:25 a.m. What all did we see today? Small villages, snow, rivers, trees, goats, flowers, tiny outport towns, lakes, moose #6, rough roads, helpful friendly people, ice pack in the distant sea, a fox, mountains, waterfalls, birds and icebergs. It was a good day.
TRAVEL DAY
From: Sir Richard Squires Memorial Provincial Park, Cormack, NL.
To:Sop’s Arm Park, Sop’s Arm, NL.
Day 42 – The low temperature last night was 47 degrees – ever changeable! It rained from dusk to dawn, so we didn’t expect to have good weather today. We left for our next campground at 10:40 a.m. It was 55 degrees and cloudy.
WATERFALLS 2; CARIBOU 0.
Day 41– It was still cold this morning, 31 degrees and cloudy but not raining. We worked on stuff around the RV. The sun came out around 11 a.m. and kept going in & out of the clouds. Before lunch, Rob went for a walk on the trail and down to the waterfalls.
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