Not much happened today - and it was good that way. After a great night sleep, I joined the family for breakfast. Virginie and Eve were getting ready to leave the house for work and school while Jonathan was working from home. We had some time to catch up on different things before his calls … Continue reading Day 39 – Montreal: Reflecting, Writing, Chilling →

In the morning, I had coffee with Wade who made porridge for us and had baked blueberry muffins. Also, he had continued renovating the kitchen while I had been away on my little road trip through southern NFLD. His house was all wood and about 100 years old, so whenever you removed a piece of … Continue reading Day 38 – St. John’s to Montreal: Farewell NFLD, starting my way home, meeting Catalina →

Distance: 900 km I woke up to rain and clouds in my little hut, which was built from maple wood, and it made me happy - because I was not exposed to it. For today, I wanted to see three lighthouses on the Bonavista Peninsula. The first one was at Kings Cove just 30min away. … Continue reading Day 37 – Bonavista Peninsula: Rain, Lighthouses, Farewell Dinner →

Distance: about 900km Elevation: a lot, but who cares? The weather had changed and it was chilly, foggy, and rainy. But the good thing was that this was no longer a problem for me since I would now be a car driver. After a coffee and a chat with Wade, I took an Uber to … Continue reading Day 36 – Exploring Southern Newfoundland: Roadtrip, Terra Nova, Eastport →

Distance: none, nada, nothing Elevation: a few stairs I slept like a log in my clean bed. Wade had made blueberry pancakes for breakfast … with maple sirup. Yummy. Something that only tastes well in Canada though. My first appointment was with a hairdresser, a young lady from Kasachstan. This was a country that was … Continue reading Day 35 – St. John’s: Body, Mind, Soul →