The icebergs continue to dominate our harbours – can you imagine this view from your window? It is a common occurrence.
Tourists come in the tens of thousands to St. Anthony, Goose Cove, L’Anse aux Meadows, St. Lunaire-Griquet, Conche and Englee to see the dominance of the ice beauties as they hug the shores.
My friend Marilyn took this snap in Goose Cove yesterday. It is quite the capture:
Get up close and personal with these big bergs. Next weekend is the beginning of the Annual Iceberg Festival.
From kitchen parties, to iceberg carving, painting, iceberg beers & spirits, tours of local attractions and special events. There is a Hypnotist and Magician performing next Saturday and a celebrity chef cooking up a feast at L’Anse aux Meadows. Get your limited tickets while they are still available. See details below:
Learn more about all the fun events planned from June 5th-14, 2015 at http://theicebergfestival.ca/schedule/.
Until you see these giants up close and personal, you’ve yet to really experience the uniqueness of the Great Northern Peninsula and rural Newfoundland & Labrador .
Live Rural NL –
Christopher Mitchelmore, MHA (The Straits-White Bay North)
