Fishing buddies…
“Got one on!” Marcus Wells and Jocco fishing for conners on a wharf in Harbour Breton. A summer tradition in Newfoundland and the quota never changes. Submitted By: NULL
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“Got one on!” Marcus Wells and Jocco fishing for conners on a wharf in Harbour Breton. A summer tradition in Newfoundland and the quota never changes. Submitted By: NULL
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Submitted May 5, 2012 While I was building a new patio, my little granddaughter, Maria Wells, came along one evening, put on the safety glasses, put the level on the rail and said, “Pop, it is not lined up.” Precious! Submitted By: NULL
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Submitted May 5, 2012 While I was building a new patio, my little granddaughter, Maria Wells, came along one evening, put on the safety glasses and put the level on the rail and said, “Pop, it is not lined up.” Precious! Submitted By: NULL
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Beautiful Harbour Breton (North Side). Submitted By: NULL
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Stranded… Little Maria Wells, my granddaughter, is stranded on a rock in Conne River, in the Camp One area of Bay d’Espoir. Photo by Doug Wells, Harbour Breton, NL, Aug. 2010. Submitted By: NULL
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Little Maria Wells is stranded on a rock in Conne River, in the Camp One area of Bay d’Espoir. Submitted By: NULL
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Nice day on the water. Marcus Wells of Harbour Breton enjoys a moment as “King of the World” as he skippers the Pushthrough Passage back to Harbour Breton on a beautiful June day. The smirk says it all… Photo taken by Doug Wells, Hr. Breton, June 12, 2010. Submitted By: NULL
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Submitted October 11, 2009 I recently found this fungus on a white birch tree growing at Camp One in the Bay d’Espoir area. I have a cabin near the tree, located on the bank of Conne River. The area is truly a beautiful camping area. The “funny fungus” is believed to have resulted from beaver cuttings on the…