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It may come as a surprise to some, but Dolphins are often seen in the waters of Newfoundland. While not as common as Whales, they’re certainly more friendly.
The shoreline of Twillingate island creates some very unique structures. From the Natural Arch, Queen Victoria profile, the Newfoundland map and more. Photos by Ralph Link.
2009 was an amazing year for Icebergs, several made their way directly into the harbor where they stayed for days. Photos Contributed and taken by Lacey Churchill.
Photos of the Fireworks display from 2009. Contributed and taken by Lacey Churchill.
This video captures a spectacular view of a multi-storey iceberg breaking apart in Spillers Cove, Twillingate. Twillingate is also known as the Iceberg Capital of the World. This sleepy fishing village sees numerous of these frozen ancient giants drift down iceberg alley each year and visitors travel from afar to Newfoundland Canada to witness these...
2009 was once again a banner year. Featuring craft, art, and woodwork exhibitors from the area as well as from across the province, amd extensive musical entertainment.
While 2008 did not see many icebergs within the harbor of Twillingate itself, the surrounding waters were filled with some of the most massive bergs in years. The pictures don’t do justice for the sheer scale of these beasts. Photos by Ralph Link.
Photos from the 2007 Parade, Seniors Day at Hospital Pond, Lighting Of The Sign, Stadium Opening Ceremonies and the Newfoundland Culture day.
Not only is Twillingate noted for its numerous icebergs, it boasts one of Canada's most beautiful coastlines. Chase the pavement to the end, I was told, and you will come to Twillingate. It may as well had been chase the rainbow, because on this summer day Twillingate was a fairy-mix of land and sea.
Percy Rowe
Toronto Sun
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