Today we move from Grand Bank to the outport of McCallum. Thanks to an early start we were able to observe a beautiful sunrise. It is amazing how much shorter the days are becoming. Only a few weeks ago it was light 4:00 am - 10:00 pm.
Patchy fog clings to the islands:
As we approach McCallum we note the new type of red rock:
McCallum finds itself on the "Fjord Coast of Newfoundland. Unfortunately the photos of the fjords on the northeast coast were lost so now, and in subsequent posts you will have a new opportunity to see what they are like:
Despite being nearly solid rock the hillsides are very lush:
Legend has it that this is the profile of Miss McCallum in repose (the imagination of lonely fishermen and sailors can run wild):
Finally, there is McCallum peeking out from it's protected cove:
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