Cape Spear

Yesterday, we drove to Cape Spear then continued west through Petty Harbour and Bay Bulls and finally returning to St. John’s and a walk downtown.

Cape Spear currently hosts a lighthouse, but formerly hosted a fortress guarding the entrance into St. John’s Harbour.  The Cape is also the eastern-most point of land on the North American Continent.  At that eastern-most point the seas were rougher than we had seen since arriving; the wind was strong and cold.  A flag flew near by; it must be the eastern-most flag on the Continent.

In Bay Bulls we had lunch and returned to St. John’s for a walk along the harbour and then back along Duckworth Street and then New Gower St. and then to our apartment. 

Lighthouse at Cape Spear
Looking East from the Eastern-most Point on the Continent
Poster at Eastern-most point
Poster at Eastern-most point
Canadian Coast Guard Ship Docked in Harbour
Having a Coffee
Residences in St. John's
On Duckworth Street
Jellybean Houses
Duckworth Street

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