Moving day is soon

One of my last mornings in the cove. Been very busy with packing lately; almost done now.

Iceberg morning

This is the same berg I have posted in previous entries; seen from two different angles around the cove. There are a number of other big bergs around but this one is by far the most spectacular. You can see its peaks wearing down; the right side used to be a massive slab and now it looks quite fragile. We had a momentary break in the fog today so I ran out and shot these but its been mostly fog for a week, or two, I've lost count.
I know there have been a lot of pictures of icebergs on here lately but they are normally so rare and to have them in our own front yard is such a treat. I will be leaving this place soon, G and I are moving to Toronto! We only have a week left here. I am excited but sad to be leaving but glad to be leaving. I love this place but its time for change.

More icebergs

Mmmm fog

It may be cold and dark and raining; but staring into the blue of these bergy bits makes it all worth it.

Iceberg, Pouch Cove pt. 3

Iceberg, Pouch Cove pt. 2

Iceberg, Pouch Cove

Looked out the window this morning to find a new mountain had floated into our landscape. Last year we didn't see icebergs until June. This partially explains why its still so cold here.



And I'm blogging daily photos with Skye again at Atlantic Time, which we are now calling Sometime in the morning, but the address is the same. Go check it out.

Gros Morne Green Point

I'm still posting photos of last weekend in Gros Morne. Here is our third campsite. Note the little fishing huts in the background.

Exploring the rocky outcrop past the huts.

Above is the tip of the rocky point below is what you find in the pools. So many treasures of colour and pattern.