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Monday, July 06, 2009
Gros Morne National Park
The road into Gros Morne gave us beautiful scenery but monstrous hills. There is one hill near the southern border of the park that is a very long haul. In fact afterwords the transmission in the truck seemed to be sluggish in going from first to second gear. Not good!
Our KOA campsite at Norris Point
Looking down the road from the front of our site
Cow Parsnip - grows everywhere along the road!
Pitcher Plant - the Provincial flower of NFLD
Bog Laurel
Bakeapple Plant
The above three plants were found along the trail into Western Brook Pond.
After a 3 km trek over boardwalk and trail, we made it to Western Brook Pond, a gigantic glacier-carved fjord with sides 2000 feet high. It made the 6 km round trip walk worthwhile.
Fish fence in Western Brook funnels the salmon into the counting cage where they are counted and then released into the stram above the fence.
Finally, we spot our first moose just outside of Rocky Harbour - a nice bull!
3 Comments:
What a nice place! Great moose pictures too. Careful with the truck...long haul home!
Lots of great scenery. I love the iceberg shots.
Beautiful scenery AND a moose! I've never seen one.
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