As we left Ship Cove behind we passed this pretty island that had both sheep and goats grazing on it:
The topography changed dramatically as we rounded the tip of the Burin Peninsula:
This must be a very special lighthouse since it has a super deluxe helicopter landing pad - normally the pads are the size of a postage stamp:
A grey rock shoreline yet the beach is made up of very red sand and pebbles - where did that come from:
The town of Grand Bank - from the outside:
Entering Grand Bank Harbour:
A taste of the town:
This Clearwater Fisheries vessel had been here the last time we visited two years ago. It's electronics had been totalled when a large wave blew out some of the windows on the bridge deck --- that must have been one heck of a wave. Now after two + years the very basics have been repaired and it will soon cross the Atlantic to begin a new life.
The Grand Bank wharf and waterfront:
Light at the entrance of the harbour:
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