The Best Walk In St.John's is a Scenic Coastal Gem (And it Even Finishes at a Brewery!)

[@picturenut]

I thought for a while I was young again and climbing signal Hill. I dreamed again of the sun rise as I braved the morning chill. I climbed with you and I felt the chill as I breathed the ocean air and sat on the rocks beside you as you settled in a chair. Thanks for the climb, I loved it as memories crowded my mind. Thanks for it allI, I enjoyed the beer. …ice berg is my favourite leven…. you made my day cause I can’t do it now,fot now I’ve reached 87😂. Lol just a little poem to serenade you this morning wherever you are at this time. Needless to say, I loved the walk.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much for this mate!!!

[@carolmurphy7572]

Beautifully said!

[@josephmansfield2875]

Absolutely beautiful

[@fergusmccabe100]

That was so beautiful, thank you.

[@AndreaDE-ep1iq]

I wish I had your words, beautifully said!

[@stuartlong6217]

Every time you see a travel show or brochure concerning Canada, it is always centred on Toronto, Montreal or the Rockies. The Atlantic provinces are always under-represented so well done for making such a great series of videos. The fact that people hardly ever mention the Atlantic coast makes it very appealing for a visit soon.

[@drmtbc]

Thank you for noting that NL is part of the Atlantic provinces (we're not included in the Maritimes). 👍

[@MRBCA500]

Planning a trip to St. Johns this summer and this series will be invaluable. Steve is adorable by the way with the deep but perky Scottish accent and smiles.

[@dthomp06]

I love how Alicja appreciates handmade crafts, and the value of the time artisans put into them. That’s rare. Thanks for another great look at the St Johns area. It’s soo picturesque.

[@jimrobin]

When she said "only $30" my first thought was was yes, only the cost of 3 pints of beer.

[@dominicmonaghan9887]

Such a natural fun-loving travelling couple. ​@@jimrobin

[@moirabryce5415]

Cod jigging is a form of fishing. You put a line over the side of the boat.

[@valeriebrown6079]

Neither fog nor mist, that was a perfect haar.

[@garethjones6082]

came here to say this, and he should know living in montrose

[@carolmurphy7572]

Those pairs of red chairs can be found right across the Trans Canada Trail system. They were placed at spots that offer an exceptionally beautiful viewing point, inviting the hiker to take a peaceful little rest and just soak in the scenic view! The chairs were installed by the Government of Canada in 2017 as part of the Canada Sesquicentennial Celebrations (150th anniversary of the confederation of Canada as a nation on July 1, 1867). You've made three absolutely stellar videos of the walks around my beautiful city, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, and I just wanted to thank you for them! ❤🇨🇦❤

[@steve-marsh]

And absolute pleasure! Thanks so much!

[@carolmurphy7572]

@@steve-marsh You're kindly welcome! Oh, by the way, we pronounce Quidi Vidi as Kitty Vitty, but I love your pronunciation with your gorgeous accent, too!😉

[@larryfreeman7979]

@@carolmurphy7572 no no Carol. it's Kiddi, not Kitty 😁

[@robwallace4238]

Thanks for taking us along on your jaunt in this video. You two have a nice comfortable style in your presentation which makes one feel like we are there with you. Well done today and I look forward to your next Newfie adventure.

[@amc5966]

Always an utter joy. Steve, you really do make it feel like the viewer is with you and Alicja along for the ride in these travels. Quite unique.

[@auntiewin1134]

Sometime before 1926 when he emigrated to Brooklyn my father in law was helmsman on a Bluenose sailing from St. Johns to Jamaica. The best experience of his life.

[@carolmurphy7572]

Trading Newfoundland salt cod for Jamaican rum and molasses, I assume?

[@auntiewin1134]

@@carolmurphy7572 I believe someone in Jamaica bought her

[@simonwhitlock9189]

The joy in Alicja's voice after she was told she could get a beer, priceless. Yet another delightful video from a very beautiful part of the world, thank you so much and stay safe and well,cheers from Oz.

[@laurabuchanan3428]

I love how brightly colored all the homes and other buildings are! So beautiful!!

[@seer1623]

I was having a panic attack just watching you two on that cliff -- yikes. Couldn't pay me enough.

[@djjd8520]

Thank you for showing, I live in mount pearl, not too far from st. johns, not many from away come our way but its still nice to see videos such as this showing our way of life, so thank you.

[@robineasby5328]

Those houses were amazing. Loved the mural on the wall. Far better than the usual graffiti we get here. Thanks for posting.

[@xkr510]

I’m Canadian and Newfoundland is the sole province / territory I have not visited. This series is so enjoyable. It has exposed me to things I would not have thought to go looking for so thank you. A visit just moved up my list. Be well.

[@steve-marsh]

I'm pretty much the other way around, so have a lot of Canadian adventures to do, I need to get on with it :D

[@lynndenault4212]

As a Canadian, I think many Canadians do not go to Newfoundland. Sad, really.

[@robinwbarrett]

Absolutely beautiful scenery, thank you Steve and the gaffer looks like she is enjoying herself, shopping!

[@KarenPFolk-qq7dx]

The Irish music was fantastic - and such a quaint harbor!

[@estiefranks6468]

It never crossed my mind to go to Newfoundland and St. John’s. Now I want to go! Thanks for this wonderful series. ❤

[@clash0820]

Did this walk last month first stop was the Terry Fox monument.

[@MsHollylove]

defiantly one of my favorite walks. Your such a beautiful couple, I love your videos, thanks for posting

[@PlanesTrainsEverything]

That coastal walk was amazing. You have both captured the area so well. This is turning out to be a great series!

[@steve-marsh]

It was the only way to spend such a beautiful day mate :)

[@elisabethgallagher6853]

Ahh the comforting sound of Steve Marsh’s footsteps . . . I will add this walk to my bucket-list

[@gdunne315]

I live in St. John's. Great video. If you ever come back I could take you on some really nice trails right in the middle of the city.

[@wendycavanagh9370]

Aww just loved this . What a beautiful scenic place. It's great that Alicja is there to share it with you. Thanks again 👌💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@atholf]

You are an inspiration for amateur walking tourists everywhere - you deserve a brownie!

[@larrainebrowne6710]

You two are part mountain goat, part human. My heart is in my mouth just watching you negotiate those rocky paths, but it doesn’t phase either of you.

[@oceanbreezes6276]

I grew up just 1/2 mile up on Forest Road. I felt like I was walking along side you in this video retracing my visit back home in 2018 for 5 months, Feb-Jun. I call it Kitty Vidi. I’ve gone into the lil pub, Linda’s, after one of my walks. She was such a fun person to talk to, and that little pack jammed with stuff from floor to, and on, ceiling. Glad you enjoyed it. And thanks for taking us along.

[@thomasewing2656]

Kitty Vidi it is, then! Thanks!

[@cattymajiv]

I'm sure people have already said that Quidi Vidi is pronounced Kiddy Viddy. In 1995 I walked most of the same trail with my dad, who is now gone, + although I was totally unprepared for what I'd see, it was 1 of the best experiences in my whole life! It's nothing short of spectacular! Especially to a prairie girl! I loved St. John's + the entire east coast but that walk is the very best thing we saw. NO video could ever show how very literally breathtaking it is to see that vista of the ocean begin to open up before you, just as you pass by the WW2 battlements on the opposite side. It was an emotional experience that I wasn't at all prepared for, so now I know what the word breathtaking really means! My most treasured pictures are from then, but we didn't know that it's just a sort jaunt down the other side into Quidi Vidi, or of course we would have done that too, instead of walking down the road to the modern hotel, and paying a fortune for tiny frozen lobster tails. We had missed lobster season, and I still don't know exactly when that is. We found many wonderful bars to go to, and since Newfies are by far the friendliest people in Canada, we were welcomed everywhere like family. Thank you so much for helping me relive that wonderful day. I literally cried, and still am crying. I love your accents, and I hope to visit Ireland some day. All the best to you both, and to all of your loved ones. ❤❤❤

[@carolmurphy7572]

As a St. John's resident, I thank you for your beautiful comment! My condolences on the loss of your dad. It warms my heart that you have such precious memories of your visit to St. John's with him. Perhaps, one day, you'll have an opportunity to visit again, to make more memories! Cheers!

[@georgezab2645]

We visited Newfoundland in May 2018. It’s a great time of year there, no bugs on the trails, just lot of moose. Be cautious outside of the city on the trails.

[@796karen]

I can't believe how nice Newfoundland is.

[@kadriyecalskaner8514]

The best way ,the best sea ,the best wiev. Blue sea ,amazing...

[@vladtheinhaler6579]

Beautiful place! I'm from Ireland and it reminds me very much of the west coast with the craggy cliffs and headlands and the magnificent North Atlantic rolling in or thundering in depending on the weather. And I'm sure Steve, it also reminds you of the western isles of Scotland...on a sunny day of course which are, as you are well aware, just as rare over this side of the pond as they are in Newfoundland! I also find it amazing that the Newfies who are of Irish descent still retain a strong Irish accent (with a slight North American twang) 200 years or so since their ancestors first landed there! It shows how remote the place is from the North American mainland. Great scenery and walks, very friendly locals, good food, drink with great fiddle music and craic to be had in the many pubs there. A home from home on the other side of the Atlantic eh? Definitely on my bucket list of places to visit.

[@parkdigwig3447]

Cod jigging is fishing with a hand line. And jigging is the action of bobbing the line up and down to attract the fish.

[@biking261]

I am really enjoying this series Steve, you have really opened my eyes to St. John's I was aware of it but had never considered it a trip destination until now!

[@kennymacdonald1993]

Great job guys.Probably my favourite of all your videos.Thanks

[@bishwatntl]

I'm impressed by the time and effort that they've put into building all those boardwalks and steps. They look to be in good condition and probably fairly recent.

[@KeefsCattys]

What a lovely surprise on a Tuesday morning . Really loved seeing that walk . Absolutely stunning place !

[@marshallbowen8693]

Happy to see that you took the scenic trail to Signal Hill. It’s the only way to see the Narrows. I’ve been in St John’s in February and had pleasant weather. But, when an Atlantic storm comes up from New England the city is buried in snow.

[@pavelusa3423]

Kiddy vidi..take it from me..a city slicker living in prague..gr8 trip.thanx

[@lindadenny1957]

Hi guys, What a beautiful place ! love the walks you guys do , but have to say I get very nervous when the track thins out and your right on the edge, always been like that, but keep the videos coming I love watching them.

[@paulburnett8866]

Out of interest the first radio signal transmitted over water by Marconi was from Lavernock Point South Wales to Flatholm Island in the Bristol Channel. Another fantastic video and a terrific walk, top stuff👍

[@amyvisciglia5943]

I've never been here so the video was quite a treat. Beautiful place. I've got a VW camper van now so maybe next year...Loved this. Thank you both❤

[@christymartin8889]

I love your videos. I visited St. John's November 2024. I will be doing this walk in July 2025 after a 12 day tour. What boots is she wearing? They look so comfortable and are obviously working for her. I want to be ready.

[@patriciafuchs5970]

What a great way to start my day! Signal Hill and Quidy Vidi! We’ve always pronounced it Kiddy Vidi. Can’t tell you how thrilled I am to watch some of my favorite places in the world. It’s a grand start to my day!! Many thanks!! Actually, there are 3 seasons. Fall, which is wonderful grand, winter, which can be challenging, and summer, which is filled with beautiful skies, wonderful sights and heaven.

[@lsorensen-jolink4776]

Your and Alicja's series of videos about your trip to and from Newfoundland, and your time there, is just wonderful! I plan on watching it more than once. When I was based at JFK and SEA as a Pan Am cabin crew member, I used to always hope for a refueling stop or other diversion to the Gander (or Glasgow) airport. It never happened...we always had enough fuel and landed without issue where we were supposed to. ... I do have one question: have you seen any alive Newfoundland dogs (aka Newfies)? They are so amazing, especially around children or in the water.

[@drmtbc]

If you look closely, there was a Newfoundland dog greeting tourists when they were walking to Cabot Tower after the Signal Hill walk. I assume they met him/her but it didn't make the final cut for the video 🙁

[@lsorensen-jolink4776]

@@drmtbc Thank you. I believe I found what you are talking about at 16:02 of the video. Like so many people, I love Newfies but live in a place (Portland, Oregon, USA) where the summer heat has become too much for their comfort.

[@jeffkunce8501]

Awesome episode, beautiful Newfoundland. I think Steve is a bit shy. For bolder travelers: if you are curious about something (cod jigging, fish and brewis, how to pronounce "Quidi Vidi") - just ask a local! There are exceptions, but most folks there are super friendly, and more than eager to talk about local culture. It's not just about knowledge, it will lead to new experiences. A day of fun out on the water (cod jigging.) A great traditional meal (fish and brewis.) A fun controversy (there are multiple opinions, each with their own rationale, on how to say Quidi Vidi.)

[@drmtbc]

💯 Yes, we generally love talking to visitors and helping out as best we can!

[@shoneyman]

"Although they say that ...(perfectly timed comedic pause).... the cameraman never dies". Hahaha brilliant, Alicja really is a comedy genius, yet another gem for the collection 🤣 You two really are so good together, an absolutely lovely couple 😀 But yeh, loving this set of videos, look's like a stunning area. As a runner/hill-walker, reckon the trails look amazing, and the thought of a really picturesque 20-30km technical, coastal trail run, finished with a few beers and fish tacos in a micro-brewery taproom, sounds like perfection!! Think this place may now be on my to-do list, thanks so much for opening my eyes (from a fellow Scotsman ) 👍

[@suzannepeate5347]

I live just along from Poldhu Cove in Cornwall. Love your content, refreshingly different. Marconi centre here, I think this is where the first signal was sent from to there x

[@stevemerrette6085]

A great hike. It brought back many memories of scrambling up, down and around Signal Hill sixty years ago. It's amazing how things have changed in what were among the "poorer" areas of the city back then, like the Battery and Quidi Vidi. Back then, we referred to Quidi Vidi as "The Gut" though mostly our visits down there was to Tucker's fishing stage which was owned by the father of a couple of the kids who were in our group. The Tucker premises became the crafts centre where Alicja bought the necklace. Quite a change to a building that was once used to house fishing gear and for salting cod.

[@drmtbc]

Yes, lots of upscaling here. But we still call it "the gut" 😊

[@keithosmond5730]

Nice video! It's been years since I've done that hike; trying to get myself in good enough shape to tackle it again this year. The Fluvarium is a place where you can see under the river, and the activities that happen in the underwater environment. It would have taken you quite a bit of additional hiking along Rennies River to get there, as it is past the Confederation Building, in Pippy Park.

[@jameshammond9463]

I've been to Alberta and Ontario, but your adventure is making me think I should visit Newfoundland 🤔

[@thebairdMi]

so don't get me wrong I like your train content... but some or your walking and exploring content the past few months are other level cool! thanks for sharing!

[@user-yz7hx3ty6s]

be careful running up those steps steve! you are not 21 anymore. Shoutout to the scottsman and his channel

[@peterchivers4300]

Loving your visit to Newfoundland . I've lived here for 20 odd years (ex Australia) and you ( and others like you) are bringing our wonderful province to not only other Canadians but the. world. And....I have Scottish heritage as well!!

[@rosemarymee]

OMG! That narrow section ahead bit of the track! 😮

[@Man-Corgi]

Little fact about the distillery posters behind you at 6:53, my dad's picked juniper berries for their gin! The owner put out an offer to pay for any berries harvested locally (so they can truthfully market it as being made with local ingredients), and dad, well at home in the woods, gladly accepted. He might have picked at least a metric ton of berries that year, if not more.

[@charlesjames799]

It’s a stunning place with some lovely scenery and the natives seem friendly as well.

[@ewanstevenson]

When you mentioned that US Navy ship, I had to start singing 'In the Navy', much to my wife's annoyance! Imagine her face when you bought brownies and I obviously had to pay homage to The Big Yin's version! 🤘😂 Fantastic walk and that twine store was amazing!

[@bostonrailfan2427]

…oh great, you got that stuck in my head! thankfully i’m seeing her sister ship on the 4th of July so i’m hoping that keeps the song quiet until then!

[@daviddymock4686]

Hi Steve & Alijca Really enjoyed your latest video up to Signal hill & Quidi Vidi !! It looks a wonderful place to visit and explore and i can see how you both love it so much ( maybe one day i will get a chance to visit myself) may the adventure continue 👍

[@elizabethburns8893]

Lovely video! We went to Prince Edward Island from Maryland a few years ago in our RV (caravan). This is a trip we want to make next. Steve, I keep hearing you say, “No rest for the weary.” The way I know the saying is, “No rest for the weary, and the wicked need none.” 😂

[@Nabium]

I thought she was gonna say you're tripple her weight. She was being kind to you ;) But seriously I've been curious about st. John's since forever, and always wondered how Newfoundland compares to Northern Europe. It's just the most amazing place, it's on the top of my list of places in NA now. This series has been great and I've enjoyed every bit of it!

[@wersiorgan]

Absolutely brilliant, so interesting, as all your videos are, but at 28 39. Hilarious banter, " that old chestnut" lol, she had you there mate..lol

[@aileen10001]

Spectacular ❤❤❤

[@johncassels3475]

I've always been told that "mist" is light fog and that "fog" is thicker. Of course, "a wee Scotch mist" is an absolute downpour of monumental proportions! 😁 I'm enjoying your Newfoundland series and hope to visit again some time soon. Thanks.

[@patchso]

There’s a twin Cabot Tower in Bristol, where John Cabot began his journey in 1497. They built a replica of his ship, The Mathew, that sailed across to Newfoundland to recreate the original voyage. Our tower doesn’t have a gift shop though :-)

[@cherylphilipsz3835]

Absolutely stunning views! I wouldn't be able to cope with those rocky paths myself, so thanks for taking me with you!

[@gaenordeacon3415]

I’m 2 months behind! Thanks for the videos I’m 72 and not able to walk far so I’m enjoying seeing places with you. Through KZbin I’ve got to see some of Canada St John’s is my sort of place but too strenuous for me. I’m sure in UK some of these trails would be closed to the public on health and safety grounds. I’m so glad you two are together you are so suited ❤

[@michaelXXLF]

14:33 Understatement of the year I reckon! 🤣

[@Ian-Steele]

Oh what a difference a sunny day makes 🌞. It looked absolutely beautiful on your walk. Those two red chairs were traditional Adirondack chairs, or Muskoka chairs as they are sometimes known in Canada. Cod Jigging is apparently fishing for cod with rod and line from a boat. How do they manage to build the fences on the path when the ground is almost solid rock. Oh and just one more thing I love the way Alicia said “wilder ness” 😂 Thanks Steve and Alicia for showing us the world. ❤️😁

[@IL_faccio]

It’s so crazy to think that the first transatlantic wireless signal was received by an italian, like myself! A good way to make our country proud

[@18robsmith]

Fog is mist that can't be missed..... Mist is fog that can be missed.

[@PaulHawkins-tn1cf]

Good video. Looks like your enjoying your trip to St.johns. The only way to describe the difference between mist and fog is that fog is dry even tho it can be thick. Mist is when you can feel the light water on your face. But here you can have both at same time a lot

[@raphaelandrews3617]

Love the xecellent wooden houses all painted different colours.

[@petergoddard1960]

St Johns and Quidi Vidi are just delightful, I can totally see why you wanted to return. this walk was a bit special for sure. The fish taco's looked scrummy, I'd have definitely ordered double!

[@murielneve7974]

loving your NFLD videos. I went there in 2009, visiting Gander airport, Twillingate for a boat tour round icebergs, Quidi Vidi, and St. John''s where I enjoyed the colourful houses. you have shown me so much more. I particularly enjoyed the journey from Twillingate to St. John's where you followed the coast and, of course, your hikes.

[@colin.d]

A truly delightful place, and for once not everything is Closed when you visit (well, apart from 1 pub)!

[@allanmorton6022]

That was a much more interesting and scenic walk compared with the tricky forest walk. Loved all the coastal scenes from the hills, looking great in the sunshine. Amazed those wooden steps survive the winters. Feels like Alicja is taking us for a walk. Some great wee houses too. And to end with a big slice of chocolate. Great video.

[@drmtbc]

The stairs are built with pressure-treated lumber - many of us also use this for our outdoor decks, stairs, and wooden foundations. You're right, regular lumber doesn't last in our weather.

[@allanmorton6022]

@@drmtbc Thanks for the info, that's really interesting.

[@robertmorris5214]

Fantastic video

[@Cornwallclips]

Looking at historical data, the Maersk Clipper only seems to stick to that area, St John's, Terra Nova, etc, other than a trip or trips to Halifax and Maine. Love all your videos guys, especially the Scotland ones. We are only a couple miles from Lands End, but now regularly visit Scotland as our daughter now lives and works there. Always thought Cornwall (Kernow) was breathtaking, and we take it for granted, but Scotland, with its Lochs, Coastline, Mountains, Hills and forests is on another level 😍... Keep up the fantastic work. 👌👌👌

[@bostonrailfan2427]

her sister the Mariner has worked Montrose, they look similar but have some major differences if you put them side by side

[@pattymoore8351]

Thanks!

[@steve-marsh]

And thanks so much to you!!! :)

[@Anewfoundmindset]

one last comment, you both are the BEST !

[@awatt1404]

Hello Steve, another nice video, thank you. Jigging is a fishing technique when you drop your line (most of the time a hand line) and haul it back a few inches then drop it again repeatedly. Usually, you use a lure such as a red/orange or yellow spoon to attract the fish. I did a lot of jigging through ice holes in Baffin Island for arctic char. So they must have had a fishing contest, and you should have entered!

[@JohnLarge-ld1cq]

Another great video of you guys. I am from Nova Scotia I am not sure if you have been here but if you do visit you should have a great time and lots of good stuff to do and visit. Keep up the great work we love your videos. John.

[@martijnrosenbottel3616]

Really liked every single second of this video !

[@BarnieCowan]

You two were great and what a fascinating hike! I so enjoy watching you both working together!🇨🇦

[@BarnieCowan]

Thanks again for this Canadian being able to learn about the other end of this wonderful huge country!🇨🇦

[@T3CHGY007]

I have lived in St. John's all my life and have never taken this trail at all! I have heard about it, and how dangerous it can be at times! Crazy looking trail indeed!

[@nancyharris4913]

What? Get on with it! 😂

[@sandiandgregh]

And there’s those uphill Steve Marsh steps! Another stellar video. Gorgeous scenery, good humour and shopping too. Love the necklace.

[@martinesnook9628]

My husband and I enjoyed this series in NL, the hubby is a Newfoundlander. I think you would also enjoy a visit to Nova Scotia (New Scotland) as well. You would love Cape Breton Island, lots of Scottish heritage there.

[@barabaraboyer8740]

I loved murals on wall as you walked by. So much history and life.

[@drmtbc]

I was surprised they didn't comment on them, as they were hand-painted to represent actual residents from the community.

[@ACsPianoCorner]

Really enjoying your trip to St John’s. I’ll be stopping by there next year on my trip to Canada. Really enjoying this series as it allows me to add to my “to visit” list. Keep up the good work both of you.

[@jonathanmarkbotterell1926]

.....so pretty that harbour. The houses too were just so different and colourful. Well done on the walking, that was tiring just watching you 😊

[@kudzumoose3861]

Now that your delightful visit to Quidi Vidi has shown us a majestic area, I think the town is going to have a major tourism boom. I loved it. The way the buildings were perched on very edges of the water, the fence around that one house was cool and fish tacos. Yum. Loved the trails and your hiking. Thanks as always. Such good work.

[@canadave87]

You're not alone in your assessment of Quidi Vidi Brewing Company, I thought their beer was fine, but nothing to write home about. The Iceberg beer may have been the most boring of the lot, though, so it's unfortunate you went for that one. Great food, though, I really liked the fish and chips I had there. I hope you made it to Bannerman Brewing while you were there, it was probably the best I had while visiting!

[@madirts1]

That’s a worthy hike, I would say. Thanks for sharing

[@emerald-islander]

Cabot pronounced (Cabo) and steve you should have visited his respective tower in Bristol when you were there, great views over the city from there.Congrats on another cracking video folks

[@GordonHaynesPhotography]

Another great video, lovely scenic views of the harbour, town and surrounding countryside. I really enjoy your escapades as you keep everything realistic and down to earth, in a way that us mere mortals can appreciate, keep it up and continue entertaining us😊

[@mewsdo]

You give us a really great picture of Newfoundland. My father was brought up there in the 20s and 30s. I've never been, but you've given me a wonderful view of modern Newfoundland. Thanks! All

[@Radionut63]

I live here in St.John's, i have walked up those steps to Signal hill once, i have said ever since, never again! Lovely walk you folks had, loved the video and of course Welcome to old St.John's! 🙂

[@curtbonnell4308]

I was sitting in front of my computer getting exhausted watching you two walking up Signal Hill. I have done that a couple of times and it is quite the hike. It is very common to have a large fog bank sitting just offshore waiting to roll in as soon as the sun begins to set. I'm so glad that you managed to get some "good" weather during your trip. Looking forward to the next instalment. Another stellar video Steve & Alicja.