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Central Newfoundland elicits fewer wows per square kilometer than the rest of the province, but that’s because huge chunks of the region are pure bog-land and trees. The islands of Notre Dame Bay – particularly Twillingate, when icebergs glide by – are exceptional exceptions.
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Last updated: Sep 23, 2008
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