LOOKING IN THE BAY FROM CHERRY LANE.

DAISY, DAISY, GIVE ME YOUR ANSWER, DO.

THE PINK , WHITE AND GREEN.

The old Newfoundland flag is increasingly more in evidence those days.

LILAC TIME

ROADSIDE SCENE, CHAMBERLAINS, CBS.

LOVELY!

TELE SHOT.

Sailboats off Lance Cove.

RETURNING TO PORT.

Longpond marina.

OIL SHUTTLE BOAT.

Waiting at anchorage in the tickle for its turn at the loading wells. Profits for the oil companies are mindboggling.

HAWTHORNE COTTAGE.

Home of the famous captain Bob Bartlett, Brigus.

LITTLE BELL ISLAND AND BIG BELL ISLAND IN THE SUNSET.

Photographed from Topsail beach, June 17/07

FIRM FOOTING IN THE GRAVEL.

Lone lupin just coming into bloom. A most unlikely spot to find flowers.

LOOKING OUT THE BAY FROM LONG HARRY, BELL ISLAND.

A MISTY AFTERNOON.

Small iceberg drifting near the east end of Bell Island. Photographed, June 18/07

LONG HARRY.

Interesting cliff formation. Located at the east end of Bell Island, near the lighthouse. Very high vertical drop from the clifftop to the beach far below.

No. 2 COVE.

Located on north shore of Bell Island. Name derived from its adjacency to No. 2 mine shaft.

ANOTHER VIEW OF THE COVE.
Iceberg in the distance near cape St. Francis.

NFLD FISHING BOATS: NEW BREED.

Those ugly ducklings, designed to accommodate DFO restrictions re. hull length, are very unseaworthy ; subject to capsizing , even in calm weather, sometimes with tragic consequences. Typical example of the idiotic consequences of bureaucratic meddling.

RETIRED FISHING DRAGGERS.

Tied up in Port de Grave.

ICEBERGS IN BAY ROBERTS, CB.

Photos taken June 15th.

THREE IN A ROW

A CLOSE-UP VIEW.

ANOTHER CLOSE-UP

INTERESTING SHAPE.

A GROWLER.

Small icebergs that ground near shore, and which are a menace to fishermen , are known locally as growlers.

APPLE BLOSSOM TIME.