EXPLORING THE UPPER BONAVISTA PENINSULA, DAY 1.
Day 68 – We got behind with blogging starting today. It is now Wednesday, June 28. On Monday & Tuesday, we went for drives and were gone all day, leaving us no time to work on the pictures and the writing of the Blog. Better a little late than never!
TRAVEL DAY
From: Terra Nova National Park, Newman Sound Campground, near Glovertown, NL.
To: Lockston Path Provincial Park, near Port Rexton, NL.
Day 67 – The low last night was 58 degrees and it was overcast when we got up. Soon thereafter it started raining. The rain continued on and off throughout the day, and it was definitely cooler today.
NEWFOUNDLAND – YES, PLANS DO CHANGE.
Day 68 – Foggy and 51 degrees this morning at 8 a.m. It rained hard last night. We were able to look at the news this morning; it had been a long time. We’re better off not knowing. The ice is still melting in Greenland; the Japanese have begun whaling again. There is flesh-eating bacteria everywhere; four asteroids will collide with the Earth; a whole bunch of Democrats are running for President. Donald Trump is still Donald Trump.
NEWFOUNDLAND – GRATES COVE TO BONAVISTA PENINSULA.
Day 67 – It was quite windy last night with heavy rain & fog. Today we leave this wonderful place. At 9 a.m. this morning it was still raining and foggy; the wind had decreased some. We hope there are cell phone & internet connections at the next campground.
190 miles, (4:55), 40455-40645