Nature – Page 8 – Live Rural Newfoundland & Labrador

Hay Cove is a Happening Place

August 2, 2015 Live Rural NL

For a population of less than 30 people, Hay Cove is a happening place. A tour of the community will set you smiling as you

There’s No Place Like Home – Grandois 2015

August 1, 2015 Live Rural NL

Like a line from the 1939 film ‘The Wizard of Oz’, Dorothy is heard saying, “There’s no place like home, there’s no place like home”,

BREAKING: Caplin Rolling in Green Island Cove, NL Today! #caplinroll2015

July 24, 2015 Live Rural NL

It’s not every day the caplin come to shore in my home town of Green Island Cove on the Great Northern Peninsula. It created a

Quirpon will see population above 70 people for first time in years

July 20, 2015 Live Rural NL

Quirpon was a prominent fishing community on the tip of the Great Northern Peninsula that has historic ties dating back to the 16th century migratory

Heritage, Wildlife & Coastal Scenery at New Ferolle, Shoal Cove West & Reef’s Harbour

June 12, 2015 Live Rural NL

On a recent visit to New Ferolle, Shoal Cove West & Reef’s Harbour it was clear that this region offers Heritage, Wildlife & Coast Scenery.

Serenity by the Sea

May 23, 2015 Live Rural NL

My hometown of Green Island Cove is a quaint little fishing community. Last Sunday, I took some time to enjoy the beautiful weather and get

Iceberg at Tapper’s Cove, Torbay

May 18, 2015 Live Rural NL

I’m from Iceberg Alley! There is no better place to see icebergs than on the tip of the Great Northern Peninsula – L’Anse aux Meadows,

Croque – “Administrative Headquarters” of the French migratory cod fishery on GNP

March 13, 2015 Live Rural NL

Today, Croque is a tiny settlement on the tip of the Great Northern Peninsula that still maintains strong connections and has a storied past as the

Population of Grandois will hit high-water mark in mid-July!

January 31, 2015 Live Rural NL

Most people will never experience the serene beauty of Grandois. It can be found at the end of almost 30 kilometres of gravel road on

Your Road to Adventure Awaits…

January 28, 2015 Live Rural NL

Those who live on the Great Northern Peninsula appreciate the true beauty, the mystique and charm that comes with Northern living. I’ve spent a lot

A Walk Down Memory Lane…

January 26, 2015 Live Rural NL

It seems almost a lifetime ago, yet my first foray into business is strongly linked to the political world. In March 2002, I left my

Destination Towns: Conche, NL

January 15, 2015 Live Rural NL

There are destinations one must experience when visiting Newfoundland and Labrador. The Town of Conche is one of the those unique spaces that offers a

The Majestic Caribou is another reason to come and stay awhile…

January 13, 2015 Live Rural NL

The Great Northern Peninsula is a magical place where many natural treasures are ever present. We are home to the Viking Settlement a World UNESCO

The Mayflower Inn & Adventures has been in business for more than 40 years…

January 7, 2015 Live Rural NL

The Mayflower Inn is Roddickton’s longest continuous running business, opening its doors in 1974 with just eight rooms. The family business, a key employer in

Picturesque St. Lunaire-Griquet & Gunner’s Cove, NL

January 6, 2015 Live Rural NL

The Town of St. Lunaire-Griquet and Gunner’s Cove on the Great Northern Peninsula are completely picturesque and there is no wonder more than 30,000 visits

Fabulous Fall of 2014: September to December – Happy New Year (Part III)

January 2, 2015 Live Rural NL

I continue to scan back through a collection of thousands and thousands of photos I took throughout 2014 and realize it was a very full

Rural Reflection of Summer – July & August 2014: Happy New Year (Part II)

January 2, 2015 Live Rural NL

A lot can happen in a year and 2014 was filled with adventure, travels, issues and accomplishments for this rural Newfoundlander & Labradorian. Part II:

Another Year of Blogging for Live Rural NL – Happy 2015

January 1, 2015 Live Rural NL

The last day of December on the Great Northern Peninsula was pretty bone chilling, approaching minus 20 degrees Celsius. Life in Rural Newfoundland and Labrador

If These Fishing Rooms Could Talk….

November 5, 2014 Live Rural NL

The Town of Anchor Point on the Great Northern Peninsula is the oldest English settlement in the area settled circa 1740. It was settled due to

Touring Deep Cove Winter Housing Historic Site, NL

November 3, 2014 Live Rural NL

Deep Cove Winter Housing Site on the Great Northern Peninsula is a wonderful place to visit year-round. I had the opportunity to visit with a

A Puffin Playing by the Sea – The 12 Days of Christmas in NL

October 27, 2014 Live Rural NL

The Great Northern Peninsula continues to showcase the many talents of the people with connections to this place we call home. Gina Noordhof, has spent

Main Brook Research & Development Corporation Building A Diversified Economy

October 18, 2014 Live Rural NL

Community economic development should be at the heart of any small Town. The Great Northern Peninsula has numerous development associations (White Bay South, White Bay

L’Anse aux Meadows makes for a Unique Port of Call

October 16, 2014 Live Rural NL

Cruise the Edge of the North America and experience where the world came full circle for the very first time at L’Anse Aux Meadows, Great

PASSING TIME IN TROUT RIVER, NL

October 1, 2014 Live Rural NL

Trout River is a small fishing town on the Great Northern Peninsula that continues with the tradition of rural living, evident from the many fishing

Quidi Vidi Village is Representative of Outport Living

September 29, 2014 Live Rural NL

The Quidi Vidi Village of St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador is not found on the Great Northern Peninsula but is part of the fabric that

Woody Point is a unique starting point on your trek up the Great Northern Peninsula

September 23, 2014 Live Rural NL

A few weeks ago, I took a vacation and spent a couple of days in the Town of Woody Point. I was greatly impressed by

The Red Rooms of Crouse

September 20, 2014 Live Rural NL

A few weeks ago while in the Town of Conche, I just had to stop and admire all the fishing stages and rooms that dominate

Have you been to The Arches?

September 16, 2014 Live Rural NL

The Arches Provincial Park is a natural wonder created by tidal action just north of Gros Morne National Park near the community of Parson’s Pond

Gorgeous Goose Cove Embodies Our Heritage, Quintessentially Rural Newfoundland

September 10, 2014 Live Rural NL

If you have make the trek up the Great Northern Peninsula and did not have the pleasure of visiting Goose Cove East than you are

Cascading Waterfalls & Fjords of Gros Morne National Park

September 8, 2014 Live Rural NL

The fjords of Gros Morne National Park are a remarkable sight. This prominent flat laying mountain chain runs north until about Daniel’s Harbour. The best

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