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| Dee-Jay Tours |
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| Sister Pierson getting a picture of our tour boat |
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| Signal Hill |
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| Our captain, note he steers a real ship's wheel! |
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| This mountain of road salt is used in the winter in St John |
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| Sister Pierson and St John as we leave the harbor into the Narrows. |
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| Near the water is a bed and breakfast place that is for sale, you just need $2.5 million in Canadian currency. |
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| Seagulls watch us enter the North Atlantic |
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| Fort Amherst |
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| A busy harbour |
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| Fort Amherst- used to defend St John in times past |
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| The hand of Mother nature is stronger than stone! |
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| God's handiwork on nature |
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| We shared our tour with a family that takes this tour every year on a daughter's birthday! |
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| This is at the enterance to Quidi Vidi, a suburb of St John's |
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| At first we couldn't believe the ducks were lined up in a row- they are duck decoys!. |
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| The community of Quidi Vidi(pronounced Kiddie Vidie) |
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| The original residents of Quidi Vidi were not very happy when these 2 mansions were built, blocking their view of the water, but the gulls seem to like them alot! |
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| Cape Spear- the eastern most point of the Americas |
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| The magnificent power of God's creations! |
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| God's handiwork is so beautiful! |
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| The Piersons enjoying the ride! |
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| A quite little sheltered cove! |
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| Coming back into St John's- Fort Amherst |
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| St John |
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| You find the old and |
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| and the new and everything inbetween in St John |
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| The Piersons and Edwards with our tour guide- he was the best! |
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