Yesterday I took a 7km hike around Lodge’s Pond in Port Union, Newfoundland. We ate tons of fresh berries along the trail–partridge berries, blueberries, bramble berries, raspberries and beach peas, which grow straight out of the cliffs.
I hiked over rock bed where paleontologists found what they believe to be the oldest fossil in existence, dated at 560 million years old. The fossil discovery was made in 2009 and is on display in The Rooms, a museum in St. John’s.
I also saw one of the last remaining man-operated light houses in all of Atlantic Canada and ended the hike by taking off my sandals and walking straight into the ocean! Another fantastic day.
PORT OF THE SEA 
No words needed, Chelsea, thank you for these!
I know. I almost didn’t post any words, but I learned some cool things so I thought I’d share. 😉 Sending my love, Julie!
Breathtaking Chelsea. Know why you are enjoying your spot.
It’s such a gift to be here. 🙂 Not taking any of it for granted.
Chels, thank you for the update! Love you so much, this looks amazing!
I love you, Taylor Christine. Come visit me. Bring baby V. 😉 ❤
ditto with Julie -beautiful – must be breathtaking to be there.
Hey Dorothy Smith. Are you the Dorothy Smith of Reverend Robert Smith fame who officiated my wedding? If yes, I miss ya guys!
Yes, that’s her!
Really beautiful, Chelsea! I’m glad to be on my own vicarious journey with you! xxx ooo
xo
Everything is so beautiful and quaint!! So happy you are enjoying the beauty of God’s creations and the kindness of strangers!
Thanks, Bev!
Perfect unspoiled beauty…..
It’s true!