Easter is a good time to reflect and give thanks for what you have in life. Family, Friends, Health and I hope, good food .This year has been different for us, as I am sure with many of you , Covid is in the house which means our children need to say away for their... Continue Reading →
Saturday Baked Beans
Slow cooked baked beans has been a staple in the Delaney and Hurdle households for generations. There is something simply amazing about a home with baked beans slowly cooking , the aroma is lovely. We all have our recipes and most are similar , but have a special loving touch to make them a family... Continue Reading →
How About That Wayfinding Signage for the Baccalieu Coastal Drive?
A few years ago I wrote about my trip across Newfoundland and noticing all the directional- informational signage for each region, with the exception of the Baccalieu Coastal Drive (formally known as the Baccalieu Trail). As I stated in the blog at the time I applaud the other regions for having Wayfinding signage, good for... Continue Reading →
Soon time to return to the “Red Shed” Bay Roberts Shoreline Heritage Trail
During the summer months a little shed on the Shoreline Heritage Trail in Bay Roberts is host to thousands of tourist every year. The fishermen's shed was even kept busy during the pandemic, we just has to keep everyone outside in the fresh Atlantic air. Sundays, during the summer months, the site is used for... Continue Reading →
St. Patrick’s Day, then now and then!!
As most of you know I love celebrating St. Patrick's Day. It is a time to get together with good , friends food and drink. This particular blog is a toast to all the wonderful memories I have of March 17th as well as the people of Ireland. This first picture is a blast from... Continue Reading →