South Labrador Coast
In 2005, having nothing better to do, I drove the Trans Labrador Highway clockwise from the Gulf of St. Lawrence to Happy Valley, then took a ferry - the blue line - to Cartwright (a road has sinc...
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Leigh, I remember you from back when. & that you did one of the most thorough preparations that I know about. & that was when I was a Newfoundland resident.
For some updates.
2009 the last section of the modern Trans Labrador Highway was opened.
Just this past week Red Bay was named a World Heritage Site, although I saw no mention of Dr. Selma Barkham, who did the research into Basques commercial dealings when Red Bay was an active site to prepare whale oil to sell in Europe. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/story/2013/06/22/nl-red-bay-labrador-world-heritage-site-622.html
My own photos of my 2006 trip are linked in my signature
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For some updates.
2009 the last section of the modern Trans Labrador Highway was opened.
Just this past week Red Bay was named a World Heritage Site, although I saw no mention of Dr. Selma Barkham, who did the research into Basques commercial dealings when Red Bay was an active site to prepare whale oil to sell in Europe. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/story/2013/06/22/nl-red-bay-labrador-world-heritage-site-622.html
My own photos of my 2006 trip are linked in my signature
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