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The Great Northern Peninsula Day 4 Morning of Newfoundland AdventureThis is our fourth day of the trip and things will start to get exciting now. We spent two nights at Pistolet Bay Provincial Park. The park staff were wonderfull, very friendly and helpfull. We spent the morning exploring the local scenes and finding a route to Burnt Cape and the arctic wildflowers. We will visit L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site plus lots more icebergs in the afternoon The map below shows the area we traversed in the morning. Fog, rain and wind still prevailed but less so with the sky brightening from time to time.
The coastline was spectacular as usual.
This cemetery and surrounding area had us encountering our first arctic flowers. Arctic flowers often grow further south particularly in the higher altitudes of the western mountain ranges. Mid July is not a good time for arctic wildflowers but our timing was predicated on the visits to Cape St. Mary's and Witless Bay for the nesting sea bird displays. The Cemetery
Roseroot
Unidentified so Far
Moss Campion
Roseroot
Unidentified so Far
This monster was photographed with a serious telephoto lens.
This iceberg may have blocked the harbour.
We saw lots of moose but this is the first one I managed to photograph.
Serendipity Indeed
Keywords:
arctic wildlflowers,
iceberg,
moose,
Pistolet Bay Provincial Park,
The Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland
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