St. John's, Newfoundland - FULL EPISODE (S2:E4)

00:30 - Why we use "mayday" (and its tie to Signal Hill)
02:02 - Royal St. John's Regatta
08:09 - "Pond life" with a local
12:51 - Picnic Table boats
13:58 - Test driving a 1965 Amphicar
16:45 - Whale & Puffin watching with ‪@Gatheralls‬
The island province of Newfoundland has always been about boating from Vikings to Fishing to Tourism. Capital city St. John's is home to the oldest continuing sporting event in North America- The Royal St. John's Regatta. From there, and also to Signal Hill, the iconic site where Marconi received the first transatlantic wireless signal.
Not content to be a spectator, Steve heads out with a local to discover the "ponds" (lakes) and heads offshore to see whales and puffins in their natural habitat.
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[@IslandRiding]

Absolutely love this! Just makes my love our province a little more

[@WaterWaysTV]

Hope we did your home island proud :)

[@LarryStrangemore]

You should have made them Newfie's not newfoundlander's lol😂

[@RyanSheppard-tq4pg]

Why?