Today we packed up from our first cottage and headed to Norris Point to do a sea kayaking tour with Gros Morne Adventures. The guided tour was 2 hours and goes out onto Bonne Bay.
The girls investigating a dead jellyfish, some things haven’t changed.
The girls getting instructions.
The kayaks were setup so the person in the back had to steer with their feet.
Angela was steering for her and Gillian.
I was in a single.
Susan and Claudia looking for sea life.
There were lots of jellyfish in the water.
Gillian and Angela working out their differences.
More jellyfish.
The weather was great, a little overcast when we started and then the sun came out.
An ugly fish.
Back on our way along the coast.
A juvenile bald eagle that we followed down the bay.
A freshwater waterfall flowing into the bay.
We saw a river otter down near the falls.
There was another bald eagle that we saw on our way back.
Overlooking Norris Point.
When we got back on the Viking Trail we saw our first moose. It was at the side of the road, and it started walking along the side before going down a side road and disappeared.
We headed back to Deer Lake to get some groceries before heading to our second cottage in the south end of the park.
Angela thought we were done with these types of photos.
After dinner we headed out for a drive to Woody Point.
The lighthouse, built in 1959, the original lighthouse was first built in 1919.
Looking down the South Arm.
We are staying at the Middle Brook Cottages in Glenburnie.
This is Middle Brook.
The brook is located next to the cottages. This is an old bridge, the newer bridge is in the distance.
Angela getting her feet wet.
Gillian taking pictures of the brook.
Todays drive. A. Rocky Harbour B. Norris Point C. Deer Lake D. Glenburnie