The last days we are tourists in St. John's, NL. It is such an amazing town, the downtown around Water Street and Duckworth Street, the Harbourside Park, the Jelly Bean Row, Signal Hill and the Queen's Battery Barracks, The Rooms, the pubs and restaurants in the harbour district. We just drift with the flow of the town and enjoy the days walking and not driving, and not having a place to be at the ned of the day. So here some impressions from St. John's:
"A Time" statue, George Street Step & Murals
George Street
Street Murals
St. John's War Memorial, Duckworth Street
War Memorial Park, Harbour Park "Our Dogs"
Jelly Bean Houses
Fort Amherst, Signal Hill and Queens Battery Barracks
St. John's Harbour, Signal Hill and The Narrows
Mr. Bullwinkle crossing the road to Cape Spear
Cape Spear old and new Lighthouse, Easternmost Point of Canada
Cape Spear Coast Line
The Rooms with The Shrine and Basilica to the right
"The personality of St. John's.Newfoundland, hits you like a smack in the face with a dried cod, enthusiastically administered by its citizenry." - Jan Morris, Welch writer and historian, 1926-2020
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