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Author Archives: Rhona
Nova Scotia
I arrived at St Margaret’s Bay to fair weather on Tuesday evening. Wild poodles roam the woods, looking for crows to bark at or bounce around with Geoff, noted local poodle herder who made the spécialité de la maison, what … Continue reading
Newfoundland to Nova Scotia
Had a last supper in St John’s on Monday night from the Afghan Restaurant on Duckworth Street. A tiny place where granny literally cooks homestyle, on a home-sized stove in the back of a place that would be stretched to … Continue reading
Monday on Signal Hill
We had the best weather ever on Monday and after morning coffee, sensibly ascended the heights of Signal Hill by taxi and had a wander round. Here’s how the city looked from up there: We walked down to look at … Continue reading
Boreal poets
Sunday carried on being warm and sunny… Even the birds get pretty houses on Signal Hill Road and some more mailboxes. The party bus was waiting and we all piled aboard and had a photo op at Portugal Cove before … Continue reading
Newfoundland Sunday
The sun finally shone on St John’s today. We were unprepared for the sudden brightness and warmth! Here, at last, “the million dollar harbour view” (taken from the Dildo room – named as they all are after places in Newfoundland … Continue reading