Just got back from a two week holiday in Pouch (Pooch) Cove. It's as beautiful as it looks. Very restful sitting on the rocks listening to the waves crashing below.
I visited Newfoundland for the first time in February this year...I made it to Pouch cove on a day trip. Was staying at a friend's place in Portugal Cove right on the cliff looking out at Bell Island. I fell in love with the place...my beau and I plan to retire there one day. We really like Random Island even though we didn't get there...he put an offer in on a sweet old saltbox. Could happen!! Great video...I will check out more!!!
I was with my wife and daughter (and dog) when we pulled into the exact same spot a few weeks back for a wonderful hike and admired the scenery. No coffee though.
If ya keep going out the road till ya hits dirt. Keep going up hill till ya gets to the old Cape St Francis. No lighthouse anymore but believe there's a helicopter pad. 🙌
A cove with no harbour must be a rough spot can’t tie boat up to wharf have to haul your boat after every outing we are lucky ,we have three harbours at port au Choix not more than three hundred yards from the base of each other but it would take you one hour to steam from the most eastern harbour to the western harbour .by dragged or long liner
There are a few beaches, but the water is generally so cold that nobody swims at them. Northern Bay Sands is a large beach, but it's been sold to private interests apparently. It's grey sand not the warm yellow sand that I'm used to in Ontario at Picton. Hence it's name, Northern Bay Sands. That grey sand makes it look very cold even on a warm day. I was there once years ago. I saw some photos of a lovely beach in the Cape Freels area, but that's very remote and thinly populated. I taught in Wareham/Centreville for 6 months 50 years ago and I was aware of this beach at all. Back then, the paving only came to 8 miles from Wareham and I didn't have a car so I wouldn't investigated even if I knew about that beach.
Nice little diversion! 😊
A fellow Newfie here, who was last on the Rock way back in '91. 😢
Pouch Cove is paradise on earth!
Just got back from a two week holiday in Pouch (Pooch) Cove. It's as beautiful as it looks. Very restful sitting on the rocks listening to the waves crashing below.
I visited Newfoundland for the first time in February this year...I made it to Pouch cove on a day trip. Was staying at a friend's place in Portugal Cove right on the cliff looking out at Bell Island. I fell in love with the place...my beau and I plan to retire there one day. We really like Random Island even though we didn't get there...he put an offer in on a sweet old saltbox. Could happen!! Great video...I will check out more!!!
Thank you for watching and you definitely had great locations for a view. Living here I still wish I was closer.
Beautiful!
You stopped right across from where my first school used to stand. Just down the hill from the church. Beautiful vid❤️
Thank you. I'm going to have to go back again for another look.
My mother was a teacher in Pouch Cove in the 50's. She loved it there, and we would make several visits every year when I was a child.
It's nice there. Would love to live there.
Great fkn video dude, love it!! Keep it coming🦾
Thank you!
home sweet home!!!
So beautiful thank you for sharing, I would love to see Cox's Cove the same way !
Only for I'm ten hours away. I do hope to do a motorcycle trip all around NL. Never know.
Wow,simply beautiful💞💞
Thank you so much.
Where you sat for your coffee. We would sit down further on the flat rocks. But not drinking coffee lol. Thanks for the flashbacks
Perfect spot for it lol.
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I was with my wife and daughter (and dog) when we pulled into the exact same spot a few weeks back for a wonderful hike and admired the scenery. No coffee though.
So many little nooks and crannies to tuck away and enjoy the view.
Looking for the love button. Thanks for sharing some amazing footage of Pouch Cove
Glad you enjoyed it
That’s my hometown I love the place thanks for sharing
Love Pouch Cove...one of my favorite motorcycle rides to take a breather.
How did this show up in my feed? I miss seeing you Aunt Dolly and Uncle Gus.. (from Pouch Cove)..
If ya keep going out the road till ya hits dirt. Keep going up hill till ya gets to the old Cape St Francis. No lighthouse anymore but believe there's a helicopter pad. 🙌
Yes, I've been there a few times. I have another video I put together of a visit there where I boiled up a coffee.
Do or die for the VRI. Not bad for a Royal👍😁
Lol you ppcli?
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A cove with no harbour must be a rough spot can’t tie boat up to wharf have to haul your boat after every outing we are lucky ,we have three harbours at port au Choix not more than three hundred yards from the base of each other but it would take you one hour to steam from the most eastern harbour to the western harbour .by dragged or long liner
Yes, the west coast of N.L. is lovely. warmer,too.
Are there any sandy beaches in NL or are they all rocky?
Lots my dear! trust me...
There are a few beaches, but the water is generally so cold that nobody swims at them. Northern Bay Sands is a large beach, but it's been sold to private interests apparently. It's grey sand not the warm yellow sand that I'm used to in Ontario at Picton. Hence it's name, Northern Bay Sands. That grey sand makes it look very cold even on a warm day. I was there once years ago. I saw some photos of a lovely beach in the Cape Freels area, but that's very remote and thinly populated. I taught in Wareham/Centreville for 6 months 50 years ago and I was aware of this beach at all. Back then, the paving only came to 8 miles from Wareham and I didn't have a car so I wouldn't investigated even if I knew about that beach.
There are a few, and some are very pretty, but too cold for swimming.
@@AboveNL-gd6oh Thanks! Not that interested in swimming anyway.
@@dinkster1729 Thank you, this is helpful.
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