NEWFOUNDLAND – HARBOUR BRETON TO BUCHANS JUNCTION.
Day 100 – At 7 a.m. it was 62 degrees, sunny & hazy out. We packed up & departed Deadman’s Cove RV Park at 9:30. We had to dump tanks in town at the station provided by the town since there was no dump station at the campground, then we stopped to fill the RV with gas, so it was a little while before we really left town.
187 miles, (4:40), 41381-41568
NEWFOUNDLAND – CONNAIGRE PENINSULA DRIVE #3.
Day 99 – The sun was still shining this morning at 7 a.m. A few clouds; a nice breeze. YAAA! We are leaving tomorrow for a different area & campground. We were REALLY hoping the weather would remain sunny for today’s drive to the remaining towns on this peninsula.
NEWFOUNDLAND – THE FOG HAS LIFTED.
Day 98 – It was 51 degrees & very foggy this morning at 7:30 a.m. We tried to return some e-mails & do some other internet-related things, but the signal has been completely gone. We are blogging in between the signal coming & going. At about 11:30, the sun came out here at the campground. We hadn’t seen much of our surroundings for days. Today we could drive to some of the local sights & back to the area we covered Wednesday to see what we’ve been missing.
NEWFOUNDLAND – CONNAIGRE PENINSULA DRIVE #2.
Day 97 – At 7:15 this morning it was 60 degrees and again, very foggy. We packed our lunches & headed out a little after 11 a.m. We drove on Route 360 north of the campground for about an hour before there was a break in the fog. That warmed it up a little.
NEWFOUNDLAND – CONNAIGRE PENINSULA DRIVE #1.
Day 96 – We were fogged in again today which made us extend our stay here because supposedly we should get some sunlight Friday & Saturday. This area is too beautiful to miss it in all its glory. It was 59 degrees this morning, humid & thick fog.
NEWFOUNDLAND – FOGGED IN, BUT AT LEAST IT WASN’T HOT.
Day 95 – It was very foggy this morning at 7:15, 59 degrees, humid & breezy. We’d intended to take a drive around this beautiful area and get some pictures today. The fog was supposed to burn off by 2 p.m., so we hung around the RV relaxing, doing some food prep for tonight’s cooking, and a couple of loads of laundry at the campground laundry facility, The fog was dense & again, the only sounds we heard were the Sea Gulls.
NEWFOUNDLAND – NOTRE DAME PROVINCIAL PARK TO HARBOUR BRETON.
Day 94 – We were up at 7 a.m. It was a beautiful day, 57 degrees, sunny & breezy, but it was going to be hot again. We packed up & departed the campground at 9:25 a.m., after dumping tanks. It was 63 degrees & sunny.
147 miles, (4:00), 41234-41381
NEWFOUNDLAND – NOTRE DAME PROVINCIAL PARK TO BUCHANS JUNCTION.
Day 93 – It was 67 degrees and humid this morning when we got up. We checked out the weather situation for the next ten days & decided NOT to leave tomorrow for Leading Tickles & the town park in Point Leamington. If we went south instead of north, the temperatures would be about 20 degrees cooler.
NEWFOUNDLAND – NOTRE DAME PROVINCIAL PARK TO LEADING TICKLES.
Day 92 – Today was the end of Month #3, Trip 6. Our third month’s recap is at the end of today’s blog. Today was 65 degrees this morning at 7 a.m., sunny and it was warming up quickly. We left for a drive; the campground was crowded and we knew it’d be hot & noisy in no time. We headed west and north for a long drive to a town called Leading Tickles, hoping it would be cooler closer to the Notre Dame Bay.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU, GAIL!!! THINKING OF YOU.
NEWFOUNDLAND – BUNNIES.
Day 91 – We have rabbits at our site – or maybe it’s only one, very active rabbit that hops by and eats lots of greenery. He or she or they are very cute. We watch it from the screened tent; it doesn’t know we’re there. We spent hours in the tent this morning. The swimming hole wasn’t open yet & the traffic driving through the campground didn’t get worse till around check-out time.