Browse tons of photos - a smorgasbord of everything from people and places to quirky images, like everyday items (including clouds, steaks, and cliffs) taking the shape of Newfoundland.
The Downhome Is All Wet III (1464 views) Last year, on one of my excursions to Saint Martin (September 2009), I attempted, with the assistance of Aquamania staff, to get that magic moment with the Downhome - obviously to no avail. We were 10 minutes into the dive at Creole ... click to read moreLast year, on one of my excursions to Saint Martin (September 2009), I attempted, with the assistance of Aquamania staff, to get that magic moment with the Downhome - obviously to no avail. We were 10 minutes into the dive at Creole Rock - I pulled the Downhome out of my B.C.D. (Buoyancy Control Device) vest - it started to break apart. (Sorry - Did the salt water test and did not work!) Opportunity presented itself again June 21, 2010 at the same location - this time I used the waterproof version. I do not know if the quality is clear enough for the Downhome - or perhaps not suitable content! Just an excuse to drop you guys a line is worth a million bucks! Should be back to the Rock sometime soon for a visit. ... Hide full submission
Marc Roy Brampton, ON
Newfoundland Gel Nails
I'm an esthetician and enjoy doing different designs for nails. Yesterday while reading my favorite book, Downhome, I thought it would be interesting to do some Newfoundland-themed nails, and what would it be without a touch of the Downhomer?
Funky Puffin
A blend of Newfoundland and Labrador blueberries with rhubarb creates this medium sweet wine that is fun, delightful and well balanced. It is a great sipping wine and goes well with cheese and crackers. Serve chilled.
I'm an esthetician and enjoy doing different designs for nails. Yesterday while reading my favourite book, Downhome, I thought it would be interesting to do some Newfoundland-themed nails, and what would it be without a touch of the Downhomer?
This is a photo of groundhog Winnie, found her in the snow bank here in Ferndale, Placentia. Today, her prediction for Ferndale is an early spring. Hope she is right, tired of shovelling all this snow.
Here is a photo of my sister, Diane Tee, teaching her daughter, Catherine, to bake. My sister is a wonderful cook and baker, and Catherine has lots to learn.
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