Yes Happy Anniversary to you folks. Were you "Screeched in" " Kiss the Cod" etc?...Glad that you are taking this opportunity to experience Atlantic Canada. Love your vids, they are so relaxed and real. Have fun guys!!!
Hey thanks so much for taking the time to comment and leave your kind words. We actually tried to avoid the towns and cities on this trip as we wanted to experience as much of the outdoors as we could, so we did not do the official "Screeching In". However, that just means we will have to go back!
Glad to have relived a bit of our Gros Morne experience from 2022, in your video! We didn't hike the trails you showed in this video. So that was great to see - and we only enjoyed views of the Tablelands from our truck, on route to the Discovery Centre. We loved the info. too, that we learned there! Thanks for sharing your experience!
Aww thanks for checking us out! Even from a truck the tablelands are pretty spectacular! What else did you do in Newfoundland? We are always looking for more ideas for our next visit.
@@Tents.and.Timber I see you folks are from SW ON too! We drove with our travel trailer from ON to NFLD and back, so there's a playlist that shows the individual stops, as well as a video that combines all of it...if you have 2.5 hours that are free this Easter weekend! We stayed outside of St. John's, Terra Nova National Park and Fogo Island. We stayed in Gros Morne for around a week to explore the area. Loved the residents of NFLD. Total trip was about a month. We intend to return too one day, but likely by air...two ferry rides made it extra long and we travel with our camping kitty Miley. And yes, tablelands were indeed spectacular!
@kathleenhiker8361 whoa no way, we spent 21 days on the island and lived out of our car and tent, no trailer. Sounds like we had a very similar trip plan.
It's quite the climb, and the distances are deceiving. At the bottom it doesn't look too far away, but once you start to get close you realize how much of a climb it is. We hope the rest of your trip was good.
Hope there are more episodes to come , our countdown to Newfoundland is now only 124 days away . Will avoid the trail that only scored 1 with just 5 days in Gros Morne . We are also from southern Ontario and driving too so liked the ferry segment previously .
Just so you know, we originally planned for only five days in Gros Morne and ended up staying for seven because we just couldn't get enough. There will most definitely be more videos to come, and we hope you continue to enjoy. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out.
Thanks for the offer , may take you up on that once we see the rest of your NL videos . Splitting our GM stay 3 nights Trout River and 2 in Norris Point as our to do list was longer in the south of the park . Well over 60 so cottage stays are what we do . Want to sea kayak with wild gros morne and limit longer hikes to every other day . Our days of hiking mountains like Cadir Idris (Wales) are sadly over . Darn knees .@@Tents.and.Timber
@@dorisclark298 Love that your still getting out there! 60 cottage stays sounds incredible, you are going to see so much! The tablelands hike is Gros Morne is the flatest trail in the park and also one of the most stunning if your only up for only one. However, if not there are a ton of lookout points along the roads that allow you to pull over and take in some incredible views right from the vehicle.
There should have been a comma after 60 . We are over 60 in age with 5 cottages booked for the 2 weeks we are there . Harbour Le Cou , Lark Harbour , Trout River , Norris Point and Brighton .
I'm disappointed that the tally at the end of the of the video doesn't have a "Beers Crushed" column! After 6 days the tally should be up around 100. 🍻🍻 If not...you're Newfoundlanding wrong 🤣🤣#morebeersmoresheers Happy Anniversary!
I’m about 30 seconds in and I’m guessing you did the tablelands trail. Gros Morne is a mountain that’s been flipped on its side due to tectonic activity so as you walk across the plateau, you can see millions of years of layers that make up our planets crust. It’s literally one of a kind.
I enjoyed the video. Thank you for posting. What is the date (Month, year) of the video. Rain is mentioned; so, I'd like to know. Also, what about biting insects?
Hey, thanks for check our our video. We spent the first 3 weeks of August driving across the province of Newfoundland. We were told by many locals that we experienced an unusually high amount of rain, but they do experience some unique weather patterns. As far as bugs, it totally depended on location. Heavily forested areas had some biting insects. However, anytime we were near the coastline, which was most of the time, we didn't see many of any bugs. Hope that helps and we hope you have an excellent time. Feel free to reach out with any other questions
Happy Anniversary!
I’m really enjoying this series
Thanks! We are seriously enjoying going through all the footage.
Yes Happy Anniversary to you folks. Were you "Screeched in" " Kiss the Cod" etc?...Glad that you are taking this opportunity to experience Atlantic Canada. Love your vids, they are so relaxed and real. Have fun guys!!!
Hey thanks so much for taking the time to comment and leave your kind words. We actually tried to avoid the towns and cities on this trip as we wanted to experience as much of the outdoors as we could, so we did not do the official "Screeching In". However, that just means we will have to go back!
Glad to have relived a bit of our Gros Morne experience from 2022, in your video! We didn't hike the trails you showed in this video. So that was great to see - and we only enjoyed views of the Tablelands from our truck, on route to the Discovery Centre. We loved the info. too, that we learned there! Thanks for sharing your experience!
Aww thanks for checking us out! Even from a truck the tablelands are pretty spectacular! What else did you do in Newfoundland? We are always looking for more ideas for our next visit.
@@Tents.and.Timber I see you folks are from SW ON too! We drove with our travel trailer from ON to NFLD and back, so there's a playlist that shows the individual stops, as well as a video that combines all of it...if you have 2.5 hours that are free this Easter weekend! We stayed outside of St. John's, Terra Nova National Park and Fogo Island. We stayed in Gros Morne for around a week to explore the area. Loved the residents of NFLD. Total trip was about a month. We intend to return too one day, but likely by air...two ferry rides made it extra long and we travel with our camping kitty Miley. And yes, tablelands were indeed spectacular!
@kathleenhiker8361 whoa no way, we spent 21 days on the island and lived out of our car and tent, no trailer. Sounds like we had a very similar trip plan.
OMG Gros Morne! WOW! Looked like another world!
It certainly felt like it.
Great video, makes me so excited to visit Gros Morne some day!
We are pumped to hear that. Looking forward to hearing all about your adventures there!
It was just breath taking when I was there , my cousin starting climbing the mountain and I tried but breathing for me didn’t work well.
It's quite the climb, and the distances are deceiving. At the bottom it doesn't look too far away, but once you start to get close you realize how much of a climb it is. We hope the rest of your trip was good.
Hope there are more episodes to come , our countdown to Newfoundland is now only 124 days away . Will avoid the trail that only scored 1 with just 5 days in Gros Morne . We are also from southern Ontario and driving too so liked the ferry segment previously .
Just so you know, we originally planned for only five days in Gros Morne and ended up staying for seven because we just couldn't get enough. There will most definitely be more videos to come, and we hope you continue to enjoy. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out.
Thanks for the offer , may take you up on that once we see the rest of your NL videos . Splitting our GM stay 3 nights Trout River and 2 in Norris Point as our to do list was longer in the south of the park . Well over 60 so cottage stays are what we do . Want to sea kayak with wild gros morne and limit longer hikes to every other day . Our days of hiking mountains like Cadir Idris (Wales) are sadly over . Darn knees .@@Tents.and.Timber
@@dorisclark298 Love that your still getting out there! 60 cottage stays sounds incredible, you are going to see so much! The tablelands hike is Gros Morne is the flatest trail in the park and also one of the most stunning if your only up for only one. However, if not there are a ton of lookout points along the roads that allow you to pull over and take in some incredible views right from the vehicle.
There should have been a comma after 60 . We are over 60 in age with 5 cottages booked for the 2 weeks we are there . Harbour Le Cou , Lark Harbour , Trout River , Norris Point and Brighton .
I'm disappointed that the tally at the end of the of the video doesn't have a "Beers Crushed" column! After 6 days the tally should be up around 100. 🍻🍻 If not...you're Newfoundlanding wrong 🤣🤣#morebeersmoresheers
Happy Anniversary!
Hahaha, beers are unfortunately quite expensive on the island, but we did enjoy some local craft breweries. Is there any other stats we should add?
I’m about 30 seconds in and I’m guessing you did the tablelands trail. Gros Morne is a mountain that’s been flipped on its side due to tectonic activity so as you walk across the plateau, you can see millions of years of layers that make up our planets crust. It’s literally one of a kind.
You nailed it! We luckily had the opportunity to hike both trails, Gros Morne and the Tablelands trails. Both stunningly beautiful.
I enjoyed the video. Thank you for posting. What is the date (Month, year) of the video. Rain is mentioned; so, I'd like to know. Also, what about biting insects?
Hey, thanks for check our our video. We spent the first 3 weeks of August driving across the province of Newfoundland. We were told by many locals that we experienced an unusually high amount of rain, but they do experience some unique weather patterns. As far as bugs, it totally depended on location. Heavily forested areas had some biting insects. However, anytime we were near the coastline, which was most of the time, we didn't see many of any bugs. Hope that helps and we hope you have an excellent time. Feel free to reach out with any other questions
The proper pronunciation for Lomond is “ LOW’-mund”….
Thanks mate, We are still working on the lingo.