From the cottage, we went to Western Brook Pond, a bit to the north along the Gulf side, for a boat excursion. We needed to walk 3 km before we could get to the boat dock because the once fjord now is actually a fresh water lake (much too large to be a pond but that's what they call it).
It is a 2 hour tour between glacier sculpted rocks. The view is extraordinary with many mountain waterfalls on either side.
On our walk back to the car we could see Pitcher plants - Newfoundland's provincial flower.
On our return trip we stopped at Woody Point, still inside Gros Morne National Park. We had a late lunch in this tiny fishing village. It has the park's interpretive centre and from the outside deck, I took these 3 shots, to my left, straight ahead, and to the right.
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