Hello friends. Boy, it's rare I start writing before noon, but here I am. I foresee a busy day ahead of me, so I better get one in while I can. Anyway, today's Daily Nature Fix is going to be a few photos from around Newfoundland, but they will be in black and white. I'm not a huge fan of b&w photography, but it's a nice change of pace and fun to mix things up a bit. It is cool how different a photo can look.
^^^This photo was taken on Western Brook Pond in Gros Morne National Park. I find it funny that it's called "pond" because it's huge. 10 miles long and 550 feet deep. It's actually a fjord that has been disconnected from the ocean over time. Those mountains are the Long Range Mountains and are actually the northern most part of the Appalachian Mountains, which is cool because I live among the same mountain range all the way down her in Pennsylvania, USA. That waterfall on the right is called "Pissing Mare Falls". Great name, no? Aside from it's funny name, it's one of the tallest waterfalls in North America at almost 1,200 feet.
^^^This was taken at Blow Me Down Provincial Park at the western most part of the island of Newfoundland. It's looking over a bit of the Atlantic ocean; the Gulf of St. Lawrence to be exact. I liked the life saver thing.
^^^This was in the little fishing town of Port aux Basques in the south western tip of Newfoundland. It's while we were waiting to board a ferry to get back to Nova Scotia. It was a neat area. There was some live traditional music being played at a small park near by, as well as a few mom-and-pop's type of restaurants.
^^^To me, this is quintessential Newfoundland and it shows the main reason I wanted to go there: to see some giant icebergs! This was in the northernmost area of the northern peninsula. This big sucker was sitting in a small inlet called Goose Cove. It was probably around 100 feet tall. A passing fishing boat made for a neat photo.
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