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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 RUclips channel we’ve watched and we have binged watched a lot of different RUclips 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!

Editing is an A. Really concise just be aware that editing is the last step before uploading to YT. Great narration !

Hey, thanks for the suggestion. We have always struggled with audio and continually look to improve that. Also, we may have to get a 4wd vehicle one day, but our little 2wd car has been good to us this far.

We carry it all out with us. It definitely takes a bit of planning, but we usually only end up with a zipkock bag full of garbage, such as granola bar wrappers, and oatmeal packages.

Hahaha you got it mate, maybe a little rainy as well.

Oh no way, we truly wish we could have spent more time in that area. It is such a beautiful place.

That's awesome! It's a stunning area, we hope you have better weather then us. Enjoy

Thanks. April is a bad time for weather in Newfoundland. Lots of sun and warmer temps since June 10.

Hahaha, we were blown away at how quickly the weather can change and how different it can be only a few min away. Gorgeous area either way

@@Tents.and.Timber haha oh yes have to be ready for 4 seasons in a day. It's the land of the isolated weather conditions. That being said, I think you guys got a bad stretch even for there that time of year. Glad you enjoyed it! It's certainly not for faint of heart or the unprepared.

@@nickcollins4268 we were prepared for rain, but not 18 days of it out of 21, hahaha.

Hahaha 😆 nailed it

Haha, we absolutely loved our 3 weeks travelling around and wish we could have stayed longer. We will be back for a longer visit 😀

Hey thanks for your kind words. There is always the option to start small and do sections of the ECT before tackling the entire 300 kms. Either way we look forward to checking out your adventures along the trail. For all of our trips we are currently using GoPros for video and audio. Safe travels mate.

Nice!

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!

Absolutely

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!

@@Tents.and.Timber Np

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!