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Oh my goodness, no way. We are really glad you survived your adventure as well. Such a small world, what are the odds you came across our video?

Why not?!

Hahaha We like your thinking. Like bobsledding!

Much appreciated, was a great year! We hope yours was equally as good.

Thanks dude!

Thanks dude

Hey, so glad to hear you had a great trip! Also thanks for the tip about checking our filter. We did a whole once over of the car when we returned home, including removing the rear bench seat and found some signs of where our little mouse was hiding. Luckily there were no friends with him. We also feel the same way about the night ferry and booking a cabin. On the way to Newfoundland we didn't book a cabin and had no issue, but on the return we thought we would try a cabin, but don't feel it was worth the extra money. Where to next?!?

@@Tents.and.Timber Wouldn't mind going to Ireland again and try to stay in a lighthouse this time . Stayed in a medieval castle tower last trip and that was awesome . Looks like someone can buy it now , Ballintotis castle in county Cork .

Agreed 👍

We know, we were pretty blown away too.

Hahaha admitting you have a problem is the first step. Goodluck mate.

@@Tents.and.Timber my hubby won't admit he's got a problem, that's the problem 😂🤣

Hahaha Oops 😬

Your neighbors must love you

Hahaha right!

Haha, what's just one more right?

Hahaha 😆

Awww thank you so much mate, I truly appreciate you taking the time to say that. Hope all is well with you.

We think you would really enjoy a trip out this way, hopefully your able to fit it in one day. Luckily our little mouse friend didn't do too much damage, it chewed some napkins in our glove box and some of our groceries in the trunk. Somehow it was getting throughout the entire car. Lots more adventures to come and we are sure there will be lots more mice!

Wow, that sounds incredible! It’s true-there are so many beautiful places out there, it’s almost impossible to pick just one to call home. We feel so lucky to have had the chance to explore even a small part of it. A little rain always adds to the adventure, right? Do you have a favorite spot you’d recommend for our next trip? We’re already dreaming about coming back to explore more!

@Tents.and.Timber I spent the last 17 years on the mainland. My husband just retired this past summer so we haven't been able to travel around alot yet. But I can recommend Malady Head, my parents have glowing reviews about it. Also we spent lots of time in living Labrador and that is always a blast to explore. Gros Morne is always great but you already know.that, lol. Further north we've enjoyed time around L'anse Aux Meadows.

Newfoundland has a great trail system (the old NL railway) so people cross over on atvs to travel across the province. You can get off in Port Aux Basques and take the trails to Argentia to grab another ferry back to NS, or vice versa. Some people come every year and have documented the trip on UA-cam.

@@buckets_on_bridges709 Very cool! Thanks for the info.

Hey Tim, great catch with all the ATVs on the ferry! 🚵‍♂️ We were amazed to learn how common it is for folks to gather for multi-day trail rides, even hopping on a ferry to extend the adventure-what a cool way to explore! As for the Dildo count, we were definitely wondering the same thing. Fingers crossed we stay out of UA-cam jail! 😂 Have you ever done a trip like that, or is it something you’d try? It looked like such a blast!

This is one thing we are quite jealous of living in Ontario. All too many of our old rail lines have been purchased and made private property. Travelling by ATV certainly looks like a fun way to adventure, is this something you have tried?

@@Tents.and.Timber I've spent some long days riding dirt bike and snowmobile when I was quite a bit younger, but no ferries. I think you need to get up into at least cottage country to get at the sideroad bike trails now.

Glad you enjoyed, we like showing the real stuff

Thanks for the tip, we will remember that when we visit again!

Puffins and the Bonavista area was definitely special, we would love to go back and explore the area some more. If you have any suggestions of more places to go please let us know. Also, we wish we had known about the proper pronunciation of Newfoundland as we have had so many people reaching out to correct us. We know for next time right? Hahaha

@@Tents.and.TimberEven CBC announcers get it wrong sometimes. I haven’t seen all your videos but here on the west coast Bottle Cove is a must. We have a cabin there. Cape St Mary’s south of the Avalon is spectacular.

@@blomidon awesome thanks 😊

Hey, thanks for check our our video. We spent the first 3 weeks of August driving across the province of Newfoundland. We were told by many locals that we experienced an unusually high amount of rain, but they do experience some unique weather patterns. As far as bugs, it totally depended on location. Heavily forested areas had some biting insects. However, anytime we were near the coastline, which was most of the time, we didn't see many of any bugs. Hope that helps and we hope you have an excellent time. Feel free to reach out with any other questions

Definitely not American. Just from Ontario, and we look forward to checking out more of Newfoundland on our next visit. Thanks

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You nailed it! We luckily had the opportunity to hike both trails, Gros Morne and the Tablelands trails. Both stunningly beautiful.

Hahaha we had heard the rumor before starting our journey and we're prepared for it. Absolutely stunning place.

Thanks mate

Awww thank you so much! We have lots more adventures in the works. Where are you camping?!

Butterpot Provincial Park. It’s about 20 minutes outside of St. John’s. Most of the animals you’ll see on the Avalon Peninsula part of the island are mostly foxes, moose and rarely, but have been seen, bears. Black and Polar.

@41aragon oh nice, we weren't far from there when we hiked the East Coast Trail. We wished we had more time to visit. There are just way to many cool places to go.

Well, b’y, you gotta come back. There are way too many places on this island for Boondocking alone, let alone, magnificent parks. We decided not to leave the province the last couple of years because there’s way too much on our doorstep to explore. May through July are great times for iceberg hunting

@@Tents.and.Timber I have to say, this is probably the best UA-cam channel we’ve watched and we have binged watched a lot of different UA-cam channels in this genre.

Oh neat! We are so inspired to have heard from so many people who have helped maintain Newfoundland's trails.

Thanks for the tip, we didn't want to take any risks being so far from home and oddly enough had a honda dealership along route.

We absolutely enjoyed ourselves. It's not truly a camping experience without some rain right?!?

Thanks mate!