Entering the majestic Gros Morne National Park in western Newfoundland.
Gros Morne mountain. Rumor has it we will need 6-8 hours to conquer it.
The hike up is one of the more challengine hikes in the park.
As we get closer, the hike gets tougher. About 1.5 hours into the hike at this point.
More layers of clothes added as you near the top.
It's cold and windy up here....but we'll soon remember this as the easy times.
Beautiful fjord like "ponds" down below.
Across the chasm.
On the way down, momentarily it's warm again.
This tree was anchored to the soil on top of a boulder. Wind must have knocked it off.
Fox on the run.
Fox trot on the side of the road.
The "Tablelands" are mountains resulting from continents colliding under the sea.
Trout River beach.
Trout River boardwalk at sunset.
Tablelands on the road back from Trout River.
Three arches, an interesting rock formation along the coast near Gros Morne National park.
Paul must climb the big stone.
Paul rocks out.
The Atlantic is clear and inviting and warm as a jacuzzi. Jump in!
Ancient, mossy and beautiful.
Dot celebrates the Bakers Brook hike in Gros Morne National Park with falls and fruit.