NICE SURPRISE.

r.d.f. all day , but it cleared in time for a lovely sunset. View from Cherry Lane, C.B.S.

MIXED BLESSING.

Oil rig anchored temporarily in C.B., July 25th.

MIXED EMOTIONS.

I'm standing at the location of the old Kelligrews Railway Station. This used to be the terminal for the mail-boat and passenger service in the bay. A big part of our soul died with the ruthless termination of our railway.

HEDGING THE BETS.

From my flower garden. Have no idea what it is.

THE ABOMINABLE NEWFIE WORD.

Sign located in Humbermouth, NL

Difficult to understand why anyone would tolerate, much less embrace, a derisive with such an ignoble history.

BEING WATCHED?

"ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL."

ALDER BUDS

Haven't been able to wander far from my back door lately.

SANDWORTS.

One of the tiny prolific weeds that are not loved much by lawn enthusiasts.

SAILING IN THE RAIN.

One of the boats participating in the Kelligrews Soiree yacht race, Saturday, July 7th.

RUNNING WITH THE WIND.

COMING IN.

Not sure if the race went ahead. It was much too foggy to see what was happening on the bay

A LOVELY COUNTRY ROAD IN OLD TOPSAIL.

UNLIKELY BEDFELLOWS

BUTTERCUP.

Like butter?

CRAB BOAT.

Returning to port, Foxtrap marina , c. 5 p.m. , June 30th.

HOME AT LAST, SAFE AND SOUND.

For this crew, the day commenced at 3 a.m.

TIED UP AT THE DOCK.

UNLOADING TRAPS.

Crab fishing season is over. For this crew , a successful voyage.

UNLOADING CATCH.

THE CATCH.

Snow crab, once the basic diet of cod, but now that the cod have been practically wiped out, this species is proliferating. Consequent prosperity for fisher folk: an anomaly

TO THE PLANT - CARBONEAR - FOR PROCESSING.

NOT ALL FISHERMEN ARE FISHER-MEN.