[robk1982]

The next port was Corner Brook, Newfoundland and where it started to feel like we were visiting places where the average person doesn't visit. This city has a population of 20,000 and the big industry is paper. There was a great set of hiking trails south of the city.

Corner Brook by Rob K, on Flickr

20180722_103409 by Rob K, on Flickr

20180722_103432 by Rob K, on Flickr

20180722_105734 by Rob K, on Flickr

20180722_110510 by Rob K, on Flickr

20180722_111353 by Rob K, on Flickr

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The trail took us a couple kilometers south of town, so we had to walk along the Trans Canada Highway for a bit.

20180722_134415 by Rob K, on Flickr
The town was extremely clean, and all the houses had new windows and white trim.

20180722_134507 by Rob K, on Flickr

20180722_134654 by Rob K, on Flickr
Most houses had new siding as well.

20180722_135233 by Rob K, on Flickr

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Even the Tim Horton's!

20180722_135542 by Rob K, on Flickr
Nice cozy downtown.

20180722_135617 by Rob K, on Flickr

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View from the top of City Hall.

20180722_145935 by Rob K, on Flickr
You can see the logs for the paper plant on the far right of the picture.