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<\/a><\/p>\nI have travelled to many places in the world, but there are a very few places where I felt at home as much as I did in Newfoundland.\u00a0 It stole my heart! \u00a0I have heard many beautiful stories about not just the scenery but most of all about\u00a0the people, who make this wonderful province so unforgettable ! I was\u00a0very excited when Amy, whose destination wedding I captured back in April in the Dominican Republic– CLICK HERE TO VIEW IT <\/a>–, asked me to go back with her and John to Benoit’s Cove, NF to attend\u00a0a local \u00a0wedding reception for those, who couldn’t attend at the DR.\u00a0 There are no words to express how I felt while I was there and how sweet and real people are. There is a certain innocence in their heart, which\u00a0we in cities\u00a0tend to loose\u00a0 or better to say not to attend\u00a0 in a way perhaps we should. We get caught up with work, technology,\u00a0rushing here and there…..I can’t say enough of the locals and all the sweet people I have had the luck to meet. Perhaps the best way I can honor them is to post some wonderful images for you to see what I mean. If an image is worth\u00a0a thousand\u00a0words, I think I wouldn’t have enough images to\u00a0post\u00a0in order to \u00a0express the greatness of these magnificent people.<\/p>\n I also would like to say a big Thank You to Amy and her wonderful family, for their kindness and beautiful hospitality!<\/p>\n Please stay tuned in for the 2nd part of this trip. I will try to cacth up with my blog post soon!<\/p>\n The scenery photos were taken at Frenchman’s Cove, Benoit’s Cove, Lark Harbour, Blow Me Down Provincial Park in Newfoundland!<\/p>\n Amy with a lobster \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n Levi, Amy’s dad, the captain of the boat!<\/p>\n Terry, my Tim Horton’s body..<\/p>\n Terry and Roslyn..<\/p>\n Roslyn again from a different view;-)<\/p>\n The very sweet and only Valerie and Levi, Amy’s parents!<\/p>\n Gerald, Levi’s brother…<\/p>\n and again the sweet Levi, who let me to navigate the boat…<\/p>\n The two borthers, side by side on the boat. Can you tell? \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n Terry Valerie,\u00a0and Dave.<\/p>\n The wonderful Amy and John!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I have travelled to many places in the world, but there are a very few places where I felt at home as much as I did in Newfoundland.\u00a0 It stole my heart! \u00a0I have heard many beautiful stories about not just the scenery but most of all about\u00a0the people, who make this wonderful province so unforgettable ! I was\u00a0very excited when Amy, whose destination wedding I captured back in April in the Dominican Republic– CLICK HERE TO VIEW IT –, asked me to go back with her and John to Benoit’s Cove, NF to attend\u00a0a local \u00a0wedding reception for those, who couldn’t attend at the DR.\u00a0 There are no words to express how I felt while I was there and how sweet and real people are. There is a certain innocence in their heart, which\u00a0we in cities\u00a0tend to loose\u00a0 or better to say not to attend\u00a0 in a way perhaps we should. We get caught up with work, technology,\u00a0rushing here and there…..I can’t say enough of the locals and all the sweet people I have had the luck to meet. Perhaps the best way I can honor them is to post some wonderful images for you to see what I mean. If an image is worth\u00a0a thousand\u00a0words, I think I wouldn’t have enough images to\u00a0post\u00a0in order to \u00a0express the greatness of these magnificent people. I also would like to say a big Thank You to Amy and her wonderful family, for their kindness and beautiful hospitality! Please stay tuned in for the 2nd part of this trip. I will try to cacth up with my blog post soon! The scenery photos were taken at Frenchman’s Cove, Benoit’s Cove, Lark Harbour, Blow Me Down Provincial Park in Newfoundland! Amy with a lobster \ud83d\ude09 Levi, Amy’s dad, the captain of the boat! Terry, my Tim Horton’s body.. Terry and Roslyn.. Roslyn again from a different view;-) The very sweet and only Valerie and Levi, Amy’s parents! Gerald, Levi’s brother… and again the sweet Levi, who let me to navigate the boat… The two borthers, side by side on the boat. Can you tell? \ud83d\ude09 Terry Valerie,\u00a0and Dave. 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