A view over downtown St. John's from the battery near signal hill.
5031 kilometres as the crow flies, slightly more the way I drive.
The way back from Quidi Vidi to St. John's features a nice little lake used for sporting.
The end of the road at Leading Tickles.
The lighthouse at Long Point on a foggy and windy afternoon.
The old cable station where the first trans-Atlantic cable ended. Or started.
The historic airfield of Harbour Grace looking rather plain and simple.
The boat is SS Kyle, stranded there.
Last resting point of SS Kyle, a remarkable old ship.
On May 5th, 2010, 15:41 UTC, this man is the most easterly person in North America (excluding Greenland).
The peer of North Sydney with M/V Atlantic Vision.
... featuring the world's largest fiddle and HMCS Athabasca.
... is there at the end of the road.
Along the Fleur-de-lis trail in Nova Scotia.
Errosion at the eastern end of the park.
In Acadia, most lamp posts are painted with the Acadian flag.
View from St. Stephen, New Brunswick across the St. Croix River towards Calais, Maine.
Nowadays only a lone railway crossing somewhere in York County, New Brunswick.
In Nackawic, a monument expressing the importance of the logging industry for the area has the shape of a really large axe.
... serving as the Matane to Baie-Comeau and Godbout ferry.
At the pier of L'Anse-du-Roche.
En route from Chapleau to Thessalon in northern Ontario.
The Silver Avenger, feared by bugs everywhere.
Who said that seventies architecture can't be great?
Not quite as exciting as the old one ...
Highway 68 crosses Lake Manitoba.
as imagined by Al Capp.
West of Flin Flon.
What is its proper name, then?
A new and exciting hobby for the whole family.
Just south of Watrous.
"Arthur! Arthur!"
A giant horse anklebone outside the town of Macklin
On the town square of Falher.
Just after the border into British Columbia.
The original Alaska Highway bridge over the Kiskatinaw River has since replaced by a new one at a different place.
In Dawson Creek.
View from the motel room window.
Complete view.
At 3954 metres the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies.
... and the highway.
At the confluence of Athabasca River and Whirlpool River
Near Radium Hot Springs.
En route to Nanaimo on Vancouver Island.
At the shores of the Pacific Ocean.
It's been a most awesome trip!