Episode 1/24

@ Newfoundland Fort Amherst
Lindy begins her tour of "Maples, Moose & Mounties - Newfoundland & Labrador" by downloading a map of specially chosen locations!
Newfoundland Fort Amherst
The original fort dates back to the 1700's but you won't find remnants of that here today, but you'll still be able to see the gunnery and some of the artifacts from World War II, when Fort Amherst was part of keeping the German U-Boats away. The current lighthouse on the Fort was constructed after the war and stands as a warning beacon to the ships at sea.

Episode 2/24

@ Newfoundland The Battery at St. John
“How do you spell ‘Saskatchewan’, Lindy?” mused choco, clutching a postcard and sucking the end of her pen. “Is it a “c” or a “k” in the middle? I can never remember!”
“Simples,” grinned Lindy. “Put an ‘S’. Now put Ask At Chew An and Bob’s your uncle.”
Newfoundland The Battery at St. John
Considered the welcome wagon of St. John's, the Battery is located at on the Signal Hill area, and seafarers pass the neighborhood before reaching St. John's proper.

Episode 3/24

@ Newfoundland St. John's City Scape
“Let’s pose with one of us each side of this attraction and I’ll set the self-timer to take a shot,” said Lindy to Cocoa Puff. “It’ll be a fab souvenir of our time here!”
Newfoundland St. John's City Scape
Color abounds in the city of St. John's. You'll see the Basilica of Saint John the Baptist rising above the rest, welcoming all.

Episode 4/24

@ Newfoundland St. John
“Wouldn't it be lovely to live in a lighthouse like this one pictured in our itinerary in Nova Scotia? So romantic!" mused Lindy, nibbling on a taffy lolly.
"Well, I don't know," said Kevin. "It's not all about drinking coffee and gazing at the sea. You have to run up and down stairs, operate the light and the foghorn, and there may be no running water or electricity apart from a generator."
Lindy considered this. "Mine would be a luxurious, converted, non-operational lighthouse, then."
Newfoundland St. John
Ready for a different vacation? Head over to St. John, the capital of Newfoundland. Founded in the 1600's the city is full of colorful row houses and deep history!

Episode 5/24

@ Newfoundland Avalon Shore
“Wouldn't it be lovely to live in a lighthouse like this one pictured in our itinerary in Nova Scotia? So romantic!" mused Lindy, nibbling on a taffy lolly.
"Well, I don't know," said Elvis. "It's not all about drinking coffee and gazing at the sea. You have to run up and down stairs, operate the light and the foghorn, and there may be no running water or electricity apart from a generator."
Lindy considered this. "Mine would be a luxurious, converted, non-operational lighthouse, then."
Newfoundland Avalon Shore
Refreshing blue waters of the Avalon shoreline stretch for miles in either direction, don your bathing attire and take a swim, it's not nearly as cold as one might think!

Episode 6/24

@ Newfoundland Avalon Peninsula
“Let's just drink in this scene, shall we, Lindy?” suggested Ciaré, sinking down on a convenient tree stump.
Lindy agreed it was well worth spending some time there!
Newfoundland Avalon Peninsula
The largest Peninsula in Newfoundland, you'll find about half of the population here. Bring your archeological tools with you, you can hunt some of the Precambrian fossils found here as well!

Episode 7/24

@ Newfoundland King's Cove Cliff
“Listen to this, Choose a name,” said Lindy. “’Culinary expert Delia Smith described maple syrup to be a unique ingredient, smooth and silky-textured, with a sweet, distinctive flavour—hints of caramel with overtones of toffee—and a rare colour, amber set alight. The maple flavour is uniquely different from any other.’”
“We trust our Delia,” intoned Choose a name solemnly. “Pass the jug!”
Newfoundland King's Cove Cliff
Layers of sedimentary rock create a cake-like display on the cliffsides of King's Cove. Geologists adore travelling here to see the layers of rock, formed over millions of years to study.

Episode 8/24

@ Newfoundland King's Cove
"Zoe! Chef said he's making beaver tails for our packed lunch tomorrow!" whispered Lindy in agitation. "How horrid! We can't eat those!"
"Relax, Lindy!" said Zoe soothingly. "It's a sugary pastry in the shape of a beaver tail, sprinkled with cinnamon or with jam spread on top! No pets are harmed!"
Newfoundland King's Cove
Once a "huge" town of 345 residents, back in 1940, the population has dwindled to about 90 in 2016! So if it's a quiet place of solitude to come to and contemplate the meaning of life, this is the place for you!

Episode 9/24

@ Newfoundland Summer Vista
"Wasn’t it worth coming all this way, Lindy," said Franz, "for this experience alone?"
Lindy, admiring the scene they were now in, heartily agreed!
Newfoundland Summer Vista
Hiking around in the mountains, you'll come across the breath-taking sights of distant mountains, shimmering lakes and the smell of nature.

Episode 10/24

@ Newfoundland Drift Wood
“If there's time at the end when we get back to the hotel tonight, I might do some initial sketches for a watercolour painting," Teeka said, offering Lindy a maple syrup toffee from the bag and then unwrapping one for herself.
“That sounds like a good plan, Teeka!" said Lindy.
Newfoundland Drift Wood
Driftwoods abound the shore lines of Newfoundland, begging to be taken home and used as an art sculpture in the yard. Alas, how to get it in the boot of the car? And oh, yes, clear customs? Better leave it and take a photo instead!

Episode 11/24

@ Newfoundland Sea Kelp Crags
“Wouldn't it be lovely to live in a lighthouse like these ones pictured in our itinerary for the Maritime provinces? So romantic!" mused Lindy, sipping a leisurely fruit juice.
"Well, I don't know," said Kikianna. "It's not all about drinking orange juice and gazing at the sea. You have to run up and down stairs to operate the light and the foghorn, and there may be no running water or electricity apart from a generator."
Lindy considered this. "Mine would be a luxurious, converted, non-operational lighthouse, then."
Newfoundland Sea Kelp Crags
When the tide is low, you'll want to see if there are tidal pools of life nestled in the rocks here, but be sure to watch your paws, as the briny kelp can add to the slickness of the rocks here.

Episode 12/24

@ Newfoundland Cove
“Wouldn't it be lovely to live in a lighthouse like this one pictured in our itinerary in Nova Scotia? So romantic!" mused Lindy, nibbling on a taffy lolly.
"Well, I don't know," said Cherry. "It's not all about drinking coffee and gazing at the sea. You have to run up and down stairs, operate the light and the foghorn, and there may be no running water or electricity apart from a generator."
Lindy considered this. "Mine would be a luxurious, converted, non-operational lighthouse, then."
Newfoundland Cove
Gone walking about the Peninsula, a traveler will surely find the beauty and harshness of the coastline, coming upon different coves, windswept and barren, except for the sturdy grasses growing there.

Episode 13/24

@ Newfoundland Sea Stairs
“Pass me the binoculars, Lindy!” said Huntley. "I think that's a Northern Cardinal just taking off over there! They stay in Canada all year round, you know."
Newfoundland Sea Stairs
Got your PetBit on? These steps are going to rack up the steps today, surely giving you enough to make your goal today. Be sure to stretch after, or you'll risk Charlie horses in the morning!

Episode 14/24

@ Newfoundland Fading Light
Lindy was very happy to meet nellie here! They both swapped tales of their experiences of their travels so far!
Newfoundland Fading Light
Is there a sound more comforting than to stand on shore and listen to the swelling waters lap the shore, whispering to your soul?

Episode 15/24

@ Newfoundland Bonne Bay
Oh look ... a Canadian pet!
Newfoundland Bonne Bay
Standing on point, the lighthouse at Bonne Bay is one of many interesting things to see and do while visiting. Fancy yourself a day on the bay exploring? Boat tours will guide you around, telling of the history and some folk lore! Be sure to bring your sunscreen and binoculars!

Episode 16/24

@ Newfoundland Gros Morne Park
“It says here that maple syrup is a good source of manganese and zinc, and that it has 15 times as much calcium as honey,” announced Lindy.
Astrid considered this. “That sounds like a good reason to have some more poured over our breakfast porridge, Lindy!”
Newfoundland Gros Morne Park
While strolling the country side, you're sure to want to visit the Tablelands of Gros Morne Park, christened a National park in 2005. Unique vistas and diverse eco-systems await you when you come!

Episode 17/24

@ Newfoundland Tableands by Sea
“It says here that maple syrup is a good source of manganese and zinc, and that it has 15 times as much calcium as honey,” announced Lindy.
Blástjarna considered this. “That sounds like a good reason to have some more poured over our breakfast porridge, Lindy!”
Newfoundland Tableands by Sea
Tableands by sea offer a new perspective of the Gros Morne National Park. enjoy seeing them from a distance, getting an idea what the hike will entail tomorrow!

Episode 18/24

@ Newfoundland Port Harmon
“I'm enjoying the tour very much but it's getting quite cold, isn't it, Lindy?” shivered Lalique.
“Here, wrap my scarf around yourself," replied Lindy. "And you can look forward to a lovely mug of hot chocolate when we get back to our accommodation!"
Newfoundland Port Harmon
All aboard! Taking the water taxi from one port to another is a grand adventure, chatting with fellow travelers, comparing points of interest, and making notes of where to go, and what not to bother with!

Episode 19/24

@ Newfoundland Marina
From across the road, Oksana surveyed the current stop on their map. “Would you fancy living there, Lindy?”
"Well, it's certainly a bit different to where we live," said Lindy. "But I could get used to it, I daresay!"
Newfoundland Marina
Because so much of Newfoundland is sitting on the Bay, you'll find many marinas along the coastline. A few steps on the pier and you'll see the sense of humor of those who named their boats. Sea Senor; Water You Lookin' At?; Feelin' Naughty; Knot A Care, can you come up with a good one?

Episode 20/24

@ Newfoundland Rocky Beach
Lindy and fiffy came across each other in the hotel bar. "Hey, fiffy, what are you going to have?"
"I thought I'd try Canada’s national cocktail, the Caesar, Lindy. It's made of vodka, clamato juice, tabasco and Worcestershire sauce."
Lindy looked puzzled. "What's clamato juice, fiffy?"
"Tomato juice with clams and chilli!"
Newfoundland Rocky Beach
The beaches at Stephenville are littered with things left after the tide rolls out. They say one man's trash is another's treasure. You'll find bits of interesting debris padding along here. Different rocks and glasses, worn smooth by the constant tumble of the sea.

Episode 21/24

@ Newfoundland Stephenville Crossing
"Do you think we'll see some elk like we did on Snow Beach that time, Saphira?" asked Lindy.
"Oh yes, we're bound to. Gosh, Lindy, do you remember those sharks, and the octopus as well? Poor Fresco took one look and hid in the bottom of the boat!" responded Saphira.
Newfoundland Stephenville Crossing
In the most Eastern limit of the Bay of St. George, you'll find this town sports the Barachois Search and Rescue, which assists with water rescues and searches of those in distress. Not for the faint of heart, for sure, but a rewarding profession!

Episode 22/24

@ Labrador Dabbles in Grey
"I've bought so many souvenirs already my backpack's almost full!" said Shy.
"Me too!" said Lindy. "It's great on this tour, isn't it?"
Labrador Dabbles in Grey
There's black and white and so many shades of grey. Unusual shades of grey, intrinsic beauty of lights and darks. Making a memorable visual postcard.

Episode 23/24

@ Labrador Shoreline
“Wouldn't it be lovely to live in a lighthouse like this one pictured in our itinerary in Nova Scotia? So romantic!" mused Lindy, nibbling on a taffy lolly.
"Well, I don't know," said Digger. "It's not all about drinking coffee and gazing at the sea. You have to run up and down stairs, operate the light and the foghorn, and there may be no running water or electricity apart from a generator."
Lindy considered this. "Mine would be a luxurious, converted, non-operational lighthouse, then."
Labrador Shoreline
Climb up and take in the horizon, stretching into the blur of ocean and sky, convincing you that the two shall meet as one.

Episode 24/24

@ Labrador Ice Berg
As Lindy's tour of "Maples, Moose & Mounties - Newfoundland & Labrador" comes to an end, she noshes some poutine and is surprised to discover Canada left her a parting gift!
Broken Boardwalk
Sometimes being one of the most popular destinations around comes with downsides. In this case, the heavy daily use of the boardwalk has resulted in broken boards in need of repair. Visiting pets hope the boardwalk will be fixed soon.
Labrador Ice Berg
Traveling all the way from Greenland, icebergs can be seen off the coast of Labrador, sailing under their own power, with a destination only they know. You're lucky to see them gliding on the current, full of ice of ages untold.
Lindy has completed her tour of "Maples, Moose & Mounties - Newfoundland & Labrador"! Please select another pet as visitor, so it can also tour part of Canada!