Wood beside the road

This was a frequent sight. The piles ranged in size and some would have a sled by it and perhaps a covered snowmobile. There would be a sign with a permit number on the wood. Apparently they can get a permit to cut wood. Then they have these piles by the road to let the wood dry. In Sept and Oct that is when the wood gets moved to their house. It seems that wood is frequently used for heating a homes.

Newfoundland Part 3 - The Long Goodbye

September 8th 2012
When we arrived back in Newfoundland the weather took a dramatic turn toward fall. There were even frost warnings for the inland areas. We settled in at the Port au Choix Lion’s Club campground. We had heard that it was a great location with a wonderful view of the water. You can see from our photos that we did indeed have a great view of the water….Ignornchoix Bay to be exact. We drove aro ... read more

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