But I am now living in beautiful Rocky Harbour, Newfoundland. It's a small town if around 1500 which is located in the middle of Gros Morne National Park. The beauty here is NOT in short supply by any means. It's a constant joy to be back in the wild from the "big city." My hubby is from here originally, so I get to see his family often which is a great relief to me and my lonely days working by myself at home. You never know who will pop in suddenly for tea and a chat. It gives me such a smile and warm feeling in my heart.
Anyways, enough with the mushy stuff, here are some pics I took today of the town and area, with a new blanket of fresh snow. Happy first day of Spring! Hehehe!
Enjoy!
Lori
A view of Lobster Cove Head Lighthouse (Where I got married!)

Rocky Harbour pond, and Gros Morne Mountain on the left! We can see this mountain from our driveway! Woot!

And here is a tourism commercial of this area... you know, for funsies. Enjoy it! I know I will! :-D





oh my gosh... it's beyond gorgeous up there! I'm so jealous you get to see that all the time.
ReplyDeleteI've got um... lets see... dirt... orchards, um tractors ...lots of rogue chihuahuas, perhaps a gang member here and there... ya YOU WIN!
Wonderful to see you settling:) I miss you!!!!!Love Roxanne xx
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ReplyDeleteI am so happy for you that you are all settled in at Rocky Harbor and happy in your new little nest! I know what you mean about the surprise visits of family and friends who pop by for tea. Back home, we always had a pie, fresh baked bread or a cake on hand just in case we had a visitor pop by. Since moving to the city, that hardly ever happens... actually, it NEVER happens! :( And it is definitely one of the things I miss the most about small town living. Sending lots of love your way and I hope that one day I will be able to pop by for tea if I am in the neighborhood :D
Sharon
Please do Sharon! I would love to see you. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! Glad to be here, and closer to home. xo