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Fish and other seafood dominate the Newfoundland's diet. But there was also other things to discover. Fruits with unknown names. Exceptionally prepared and prepared fish species. Game, which is rarely seen on the menu in other regions of Canada, let alone in the supermarket. The cuisine of Newfoundland has it all!
Ontario places of interest. Our journey takes us around Georgian Bay in Ontario, the eastern bay of Lake Huron. We get to know Ontario as it often appears in the stereotypes of Canada. There are countless lakes, large and small, up to ponds and ponds that don't even deserve the name "lake".
Perhaps it is because of its location that the island of Newfoundland, Canada has a number of explorers in its history. Not all of them are from the island, some discovered it themselves. But it is noticeable that we repeatedly come across enterprising and courageous adventurers on our trip through Newfoundland, Canada, who in [...]
Blown by the wind, the northern tip of Newfoundland extends out into the narrow strait of the Strait of Belle Isle. The strait separates the island from the mainland of Labrador. It's hard to believe that the Vikings at L'Anse aux Meadows reached the east coast of North America in AD 1000.
Just across the bridge over the narrow canal that separates South Twillingate Island from the main island of Newfoundland, on the left is the Twillingate Newfoundland Fisheries Museum - Prime Berth. There you can learn everything about fishing in Newfoundland.
In 1497, the Italian John Cabot set out on a voyage of discovery on behalf of the English King Henry VII. Cabot explored the coast of North America and probably reached Newfoundland.
Storyteller marketing in Newfoundland and Labrador has a long tradition. Whether in storyteller events, at parties with friends or in literature - the Newfoundlanders tell stories. Willingly. Inventive. Adventurous. Newfoundland is made for stories of all kinds:
The best view of the Gros Morne National Park is from above. However, you can only get there after strenuous day hikes. Easier to get to are these views of the National Park, which are just as beautiful.
There are places where you feel like you are in another world. You can enjoy nature here. The coast off Twillingate Newfoundland is one of them. Where people hardly have anything to say. Where nature takes over. Where the elements determine what happens.
The Iceberg Beer from Newfoundland tastes great! I'm usually more of a wine drinker. But in Newfoundland I was taught otherwise, because there is a beer there that you won't find anywhere else in the world: the Iceberg Beer from the Quidi Vidi Brewery in St. John's Newfoundland. Making beer from iceberg water is a great idea! The[…]
