Lumsden Harbour is a veritable man-made fortress guarding the fleet from anything that the north Atlantic can dish out. As one approaches the opening is barely discernible.
We found a long sandy beach just west of the harbour:
The wildflowers were prolific:
"Evergreen" safely tucked behind the wharf:
Although the harbour remains an active fishing harbour, many of the building associated with it date from a previous era:
As we took a walk we came across large pastures that had once corralled wild Newfoundland ponies:
A view of the huge harbour breakwater:
The rocky shore east of the harbour:
A close-up of the unusual rocks:
Mother nature's activities are in full swing:
Back at Lumsden Harbour the commercial boats await their crews:
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