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We did experience some good results, as you can see in our long form video of our adventure. This was just one of our bloopers as we attempted to time the geyser.

Thanks mate, We are still working on the lingo.

We didn't happen to meet on the trail did we? We chatted with someone who does trail rescue along the spout path.

Totally worth it still, have you seen it before?

@@Tents.and.Timber it’s on my bucket list, and I’m glad that you guys took the time to travel around our beautiful province.

@jeffreyhearn8404 we made it part way, looking forward to the day we can venture west. We hope you don't have to wait to long to cross it off your list!

Must be worth it though?

That's always a tough decision to make, do you do long days and see more or short days and enjoy what you see more? We struggle with that with each adventure.

Thanks mate, it's glorious

Oh yipes, we are glad your okay! It was quote the hike to get there that's for sure. Check out our longer video and we have lots of footage of the spout blasting!

We will have to come back and visit that section one day! Thanks for the tip.

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You got it!

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The Spout usually performs in geiser fashion. A little disappointing, I'm sure, but still so beautiful.

@loribest6929 it was actually great, this was a blooper as we tried timing it and failed.

Just in between swells, if you check out our other videos you will see some big sprays. It was just hard to time it.

100% worth it! We spent 5 days backpacking along the East Coast Trail and loved every second of it. There was lots of wildlife and stunning scenery. If your interested in more check out our video of our whole trip, found on our channel.

Thanks!

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Oh no way, we would love to come back. You live in a gorgeous province!

@@Tents.and.Timber apparently it all depends on the tide and wind.

There are definitely some challenging sections of the East Coast Trail, but totally worth the effort.

​@Tents.and.Timber So glad you enjoyed it ... rain, drizzle, fog and all! Still a bloody gorgeous place to live!

@carolmurphy7572 we are jealous of those that get to experience all of Newfoundland. We only got a small taste of the island even with the 21 days we visited for.

Haha, yeah we only learned that after our trip. We promise to get it right on our return trip.

Have you done the trail?

Good fish and chips pretty much everywhere in Newfoundland, or so we found during our adventure anyway

We eventually made it there after a few days of Backpacking. It's an absolutely gorgeous area that we wish we had more time to explore.

Every point here is in the water lol

Awesome that's for the tip. We only had enough time to spend 5 days along the trail. Maybe one day we will be able to hike the whole thing. Thanks for taking the time to leave us a message.

We would love to see Newfoundland in the winter one day!

We were able to actually, it's in the previous youtube short that we did, that's why this one was a blooper. We also made a longer video about the 5 days we spent backpacking along the coast. It was very neat to see the spout, such a unique thing to see on the trail.

Excellent description! If you watch our previous short you will see what it looks like with a good wave spraying up through the hole in the rock. We also have lots more about it in our long form video about our experience backpacking the East Coast Trail. Thanks for commenting.

Hahaha, thanks for watching. Yes it was a little damp during our hike, but that's what makes it an adventure! You live in a beautiful area.

​@@Tents.and.Timberjust wait 5 mins weather will change.

Hey thanks for commenting. We truly had an incredible trip. In the end we spent 21 days camping around Newfoundland and loved every second of it. We met some incredible people who had was probably one of our highlights. It's a gorgeous place and we can't wait to visit again.

We absolutely loved our time in Newfoundland.

I'm pretty sure it was just a joke or like she said a blooper. :-)

No that does not make us from BC. Canada is roughly 7500 km wide. However, that would be a great future journey perhaps. Driving from the West side to the East side of Canada. We were lucky enough to spend a month camping and exploring Canada's Eastern Province's. We have some long form video's about our adventures also posted on our channel if your interested.

That's correct, The Spout (a natural geyser) is found along the East Coast Trail in Newfoundland

Cool... Hope you found it worth while... If you're still here , go see the whales in hollyrood! I move here from toronto two years ago

That’s a challenging hike! Been there a few times. Twice on snowmobile and once on a hike. I live in the next community to it so that helps lol

@davisandrec3125 thanks mate! It was a tough trail, but totally worth the hike in to see The Spout. We do have a long form video of our whole hike if your interested, found on our channel.

@bdc1319 oh no way, you live in a gorgeous province. Our only regret was not visiting longer. There is so much to see and experience.

A raindrop dummy

Most likely it is just rain, as it was raining pretty good, but the geyser was spraying out a decent mist of water as well, but what we were hoping for was a large blast of water, that you can see in our previous youtube short.

Hello there! Thanks for watching.

Yeah, that's probably always a good idea. Luckily we have only had one chipmunk get into our food bag over the years.

Absolutely

Hahaha, imagine life at that speed

Thanks glad you enjoyed

Thanks mate

We honestly wouldn't have it any other way.

We have a little more content about our ferry ride off the island. Glad you are enjoying our video's Alan.

Oh no way, we usually just encounter wooden boxes, that can be in certain states of decay. Plus this offered a little bit more privacy which was great as it was located on a group site.

Hahaha, it's not for everyone.

Great view!

It's was gorgeous, the fog and rain made it so much more dramatic. If you like rugged coastlines, Newfoundland is the place to visit Josie.

@@Tents.and.Timber Oh I know!

Gorgeous

Hahaha only in Newfoundland! There are some hilarious place names.

We thought the same thing. It's impressive to think of how many thousands of years it took to erode that rock and also how little those trees are holding onto. Such a cool landscape. Thanks for stopping by our channel mate.

You got it, that's what we call it here in Ontario. We know it goes by different names.

Not your average toilet view, hahaha

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