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- Strategic location for a base camp
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- Bogs and tundra with caribou and moose
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- Still some snow in June
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- Entry to the Saint Lawrence seaway
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- L’Anse Aux Meadows. Not the prettiest place in the world but well situated
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- 1,000 years ago
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- I can imagine
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- They did a bit of farming
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- They raised some sheep
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- Home Sweet Home
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- Interesting abodes
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- low ceilings
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- There was lots of trading going on
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- I think I’ve been here before
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- They learned Christianity from their slaves
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- Feeling it
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- What they used horns for
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- Cozy and comfortable
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- Lots of lumber at the time not so much now
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- How to make rope and twine
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- Learning from the locals
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- Me and Leif
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- Blacksmiths were important people but did not live long
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- He lived a good but short life
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- Replica of a viking freighter
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- Working skiffs
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- A great Viking museum
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- first touch of the Atlantic Ocean…not so cold, calm and different
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- spotting an iceberg is thrilling!
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- an iceberg graveyard
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- Westbrook Pond a UNESCO sight
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- Landlocked lakes that were once ocean
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- Last of 10 feet of snow
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- I’ve been Screeched
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- New protocol for kissing the cod
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- Tablelands in the distance from deep below. Strange topography
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- they were ready for us
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- Great sunsets
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- always well maintained homes
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- Captain Cook stumbled onto North America 500 years after the Vikings
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- Learned all about life in a lighthouse
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- root cellar capital
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- beautiful vistas everywhere
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- Tablelands another UNESOC sight
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- foxes thrive here
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- unique birds
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- dish comes first
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- Could be BC
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- All houses maintained well
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- living with the ocean
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- big fish in the old days
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- an actual sailing ship
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- hard to imagine
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- Signal Hill St Johns’s
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- fog of course
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- oil rig services
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- It’s a different world
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- a very narrow harbor
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- St John’s City
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- Strategic location for a base camp
-
- Bogs and tundra with caribou and moose
-
- Still some snow in June
-
- Entry to the Saint Lawrence seaway
-
- L’Anse Aux Meadows. Not the prettiest place in the world but well situated
-
- 1,000 years ago
-
- I can imagine
-
- They did a bit of farming
-
- They raised some sheep
-
- Home Sweet Home
-
- Interesting abodes
-
- low ceilings
-
- There was lots of trading going on
-
- I think I’ve been here before
-
- They learned Christianity from their slaves
-
- Feeling it
-
- What they used horns for
-
- Cozy and comfortable
-
- Lots of lumber at the time not so much now
-
- How to make rope and twine
-
- Learning from the locals
-
- Me and Leif
-
- Blacksmiths were important people but did not live long
-
- He lived a good but short life
-
- Replica of a viking freighter
-
- Working skiffs
-
- A great Viking museum
-
- first touch of the Atlantic Ocean…not so cold, calm and different
-
- spotting an iceberg is thrilling!
-
- an iceberg graveyard
-
- Westbrook Pond a UNESCO sight
-
- Landlocked lakes that were once ocean
-
- Last of 10 feet of snow
-
- I’ve been Screeched
-
- New protocol for kissing the cod
-
- Tablelands in the distance from deep below. Strange topography
-
- they were ready for us
-
- Great sunsets
-
- always well maintained homes
-
- Captain Cook stumbled onto North America 500 years after the Vikings
-
- Learned all about life in a lighthouse
-
- root cellar capital
-
- beautiful vistas everywhere
-
- Tablelands another UNESOC sight
-
- foxes thrive here
-
- unique birds
-
- dish comes first
-
- Could be BC
-
- All houses maintained well
-
- living with the ocean
-
- big fish in the old days
-
- an actual sailing ship
-
- hard to imagine
-
- Signal Hill St Johns’s
-
- fog of course
-
- oil rig services
-
- It’s a different world
-
- a very narrow harbor
-
- St John’s City