Today we move on up the west coast of Newfoundland to Cow Head Harbour.
Early morning at Norris Cove - yes it is tourist season - just add water:
Light marking the entrance to Bonne Bay:
This is the coast south of Bonne Bay:
North of Bonne Bay the immediate shoreline tends to be low and flat. Also, instead of dropping off to great depths, the water remains more shallow for a distance off shore.
Behind the shore plain the mountains rise up abruptly in the distance:
"Evergreen" at Cow Head Harbour:
Old and new styles of lobster pots:
Since the local fishing season is over for a time the harbour is relatively empty. Some of the boats travel north to Labrador for continued fishing.
Cow Head Harbour is essentially on an island that is connected to the mainland by a long isthmus:
The world never ceases to amaze - especially when one can find beauty in a drainage ditch:
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