Most everyone is familiar with the Greece of history and legend. A land of great philosophers and playwrights, here were […]
Jellybean Houses and Jellybean Doors
Houses of every hue and shade stack the hilly streets in Newfoundland’s capital of St. John’s. Today these jellybean-colored row […]
History Lost
Bruce Miller hands me a cup of steaming tea. He glances around his Spartan cottage and invites his visitors to […]
The Seabirds of St. Mary’s Cove
The birds dipped and swayed in wild mobs overhead. They covered the rocks in a dense mat, sparring with neighbors […]
Faces of Newfoundland
The people and cultures of Newfoundland are incredibly varied. From Labrador and Newfoundland come four native cultures that have populated […]
Thar She Blows
The sun rises early in this part of Newfoundland. By 5 a.m. the first rays are beginning to poke over […]
The Land of the Codfish
Far below the chattering plane, an island crept slowly into view amid the azure sea. Churning waves outlined the […]
A Sense of Belonging
How do you explain a connection to place? We all have those geographic tethers – some formed by our own […]
Paradise Found
When I mention to someone that I own a cottage in New Brunswick I get one of two questions. “Where […]
Must Love Fog
Fog is inseparable from the Bay of Fundy and to thoroughly appreciate this beautiful area of New Brunswick, you have […]
Rambling Around 