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Newfoundland Has it All

When a planned transatlantic sail didn’t pan out, this family found cruising Newfoundland to be a most worthy consolation.

Ship Cove

The End of Newfoundland

The very top of the Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland, at almost 52 degrees of North latitude, is a chilly place all year ‘round. There’s not

Turkey Necks in Fleur-de-Lys

The crew of Ganymede spent a few days in Fleur-de-Lys, Newfoundland, a small fishing village, and enjoyed some hospitality and a visit with some old cruising friends.

Where North is Down

I remembered reading, somewhere long ago, that along this coast they refer to North as “Down”, as if descending into further cold and danger, and South as “Up.”

Fogo Island, Finally

We got out of Lumsden at last during a rare dead calm, and it was strange to motor gently between reefs that had been vicious, ship-killing breakers just a couple days before.

Lumsden Days

The Zartman family enjoys great sailing and a bounty of berries as they continue their summer cruise of the Canadian Maritimes.

Are We in Narnia?

We’ve been to hundreds of harbors in our cruising lives, but this was hands-down the prettiest place we’ve ever been.

ZEZmily racing crab shell boats

Puzzled in Old Perlican

While he might not have figured out the meaning of the Newfoundland harbor’s name, Ben Zartman he did have ample opportunity to ponder life’s greatest treasures.

Newfoundland Has it All

When a planned transatlantic sail didn’t pan out, this family found cruising Newfoundland to be a most worthy consolation.

Ship Cove

The End of Newfoundland

The very top of the Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland, at almost 52 degrees of North latitude, is a chilly place all year ‘round. There’s not

Turkey Necks in Fleur-de-Lys

The crew of Ganymede spent a few days in Fleur-de-Lys, Newfoundland, a small fishing village, and enjoyed some hospitality and a visit with some old cruising friends.

Where North is Down

I remembered reading, somewhere long ago, that along this coast they refer to North as “Down”, as if descending into further cold and danger, and South as “Up.”

Fogo Island, Finally

We got out of Lumsden at last during a rare dead calm, and it was strange to motor gently between reefs that had been vicious, ship-killing breakers just a couple days before.

Lumsden Days

The Zartman family enjoys great sailing and a bounty of berries as they continue their summer cruise of the Canadian Maritimes.

Are We in Narnia?

We’ve been to hundreds of harbors in our cruising lives, but this was hands-down the prettiest place we’ve ever been.

ZEZmily racing crab shell boats

Puzzled in Old Perlican

While he might not have figured out the meaning of the Newfoundland harbor’s name, Ben Zartman he did have ample opportunity to ponder life’s greatest treasures.

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