This fella was across the road in a second pool. The 2 pools are connected by an under road culvert and we watched it pop out back into the first and over its dam.

The beaver ponds are right next to the road!

A very low river (Newfoundland is desperate for rain) means the salmon are confined to ever decreasing pools while they wait to go upstream. They were easy to see with the eye, swirling and milling ab ...

The small herds can be seen from the road, but it requires a short hike to get a decent look. This is the only one which didn't run away - and that's cause we caught him having a pee!

There's no more scallop fishery .

The fish plant in Ramea only deals with a few lobster now. Back in the day, they were shucking scallop and dumping the shells outside their doors. The photo doesn't do justice to the sheer volume of s ...

The 8 km board walk follows the coast with a few up and down bits to get views. This part took us across a bog and Andrez went off piste trying berries and looking at flowers.

And this is how we got up there. If it looks to you as if the steps drop vertically half way down - you're right, they do!

A great view of the village, harbour and the distant south coast.