What did you do with your garbage?

Gah your playlist is not in order!

Fiy anyone planning on hiking the east coast trail just a friendly local reminder it's foggy as fawkk

I used to live in Kings point and the Alexander Murray trail was something I've done many times in school. It's a beautiful place with beautiful weather and people

Working on doing all the ECT trails this summer. 9 trails in now from Cape St. Francis to Maddox Cove. Hoping to do Motion and Spout this weekend.

Haha giant glaciers tossed them there! Ya it's a hard spot on eastern side of the Avalon... It just juts out into ocean so much. You could probably drive inland 20 mins and it's sunny whole time lol.

Very classic Newfoundland directions - "You want to go down the road past the yellow house on the left, past the green one on the right until you get to the church - it's the left right before that". Very helpful :)

Good on you for doing that section of the ECT, parts of it are quite difficult. As for the weather, yeah, welcome to Newfoundland. Last week of July first week of August is your best bet for decent summer weather. Here we call June Junuary because it can be so cold (and occasional light snow) and August is Fogust for...well...obvious reasons. Glad you enjoyed your time here!

Great video! I'm a military veteran in Newfoundland and I have been trying to build up the motivation to tackle the ECT as you two have. I currently ride my motorcycle to different communities and capture video from my action camera and drone, but really have a strong desire to hit the trails. Your video may have been the inspiration I needed. Good job! PS: What camera are you using? What mic? Thanks!

It’s started warming up this week

Been there a few times just to get the same results 😆

The proper pronunciation for Lomond is “ LOW’-mund”….

the amount of times I had to go in with ground search and rescue and haul people off that trail ....good grief.....yea weather here sucks compared to most but still has its beauty

The tide is out lol

That's what it's like waiting for summer here

I love that you are doing this. I did 230kms of the trail over 14 days last summer - the maps and google sheet were invaluable! I felt really rushed through this hike last yearand didnt get to enjoy it like I wanted. I want to give myself and extra week and do it again! Thanks for this!!

The journey is the experience! 🎉 enjoy that fog, breath it in. Smells like kelp!

Welcome! I tried to get to the Spout last summer. The hike was way too much for me and I had to be rescued out! LOL

Stiles Cove path on the East Coast trail is breath taking. Hope you enjoyed

Ever hear the expression. Do a Bear shit in da woods ? Now you know😂😂

Peddy arbour eh !

There is nothing wrong with that, its what you drove to see wasnt it?

The one day without swell haha

Was it worth it? Did you enjoy the trip? Did you visit and see anything else?

Good for you

Lol come back in the winter it's much better. Not far from my house

Don’t forget the hike in over that cobble path. The ankle killer.

Its pronounced Newfinland lol. That's how it sounds when we say it:)

Howdy for Pouch Cove

Good fish and chips in Petty Harbour. Safe travels😊

Been there many times. It's a 4hr hike in 4hrs back out. Wait till you get to the most easterly point in north America and it's nothing but water 😂

Next time check out Red cliff Battery it's also part of the east coast trail only its further east. There is an old bunker in the Clift there and an old observatory. It's a really cool part of the trail most don't start at!

The winter there is really interesting because the spray forms a volcano-like cone of ice. The over-land route is a bit nicer than the trail, only ~7 km versus ~12 km on the trail

You should see it when it goes off its impressive.

For those wondering, where she is standing is called "the spout" the ocean waves break in under the rocks she is standing on and then shoot up like a gyser. Through a small hole in the rock. Because the energy comes from the waves the size of the spray varies greatly. On a calm day like this one you get a small bit of mist. On a day with higher waves from a storm you get a much larger spray that can be very impressive. This is on an isolated hiking trail, so it's a big effort to get in to see it. The ocean is just out of frame to the right.

Spring day in paradise. Much love from St. Philips Nl.

Nice to see you have a good sense of humour, sometimes it becomes helpful living here (weather and all). Hope you enjoyed your trip.

What did you expect out off the edge of the Continent in the N.Atlantic ?....Palm Trees and White Beaches? There are many who come here ...that dont it...but thats ok ...there will be lots more room on the Ferry for those who do get it here...and enjoy & Love it here.

Does that make you from BC? How long was your Newfoundland stay? Thanks

Where?...newfoundland?

What was the light flash after he said "what are we seeing"

Great video! I have had more mice and chipmunks chew holes in my food bag that I always hand even if there is not much risk of bears. What scenery!

looks like it was worth it

Talk about slow motion, must be a senior 😂

Great video. Thanks for sharing. 👍26

Amazing video. Thanks for sharing. subbed & 👍21

Thank you for practicing the LNT principles.

And because you drove over 3000 kilometers, I anxiously await every video 😊 I wish you’d done a full video just on the ferry. I love ferries ⛴️

Yes. We have them here is some backcountry campsites in BC

No? 😂 It doesnt even have a door how is that nice at all😂