Slide Show: Newfoundland 2004
Scott and Glenda's trip to Marystown, Newfoundland, Canada in June 2004
Glenda preparing to go to Gwen and Eric's wedding Glenda and (her mother) Julia at Gwen and Eric's wedding Reader at Gwen's wedding The soon to be bride and groom (Gwen and Eric) Gwen and Eric's ceremony Glenda and Leo, her dad, just after the wedding Gwen and Eric, the newly married couple! Glenda and Julia outside the hotel Gwen and Eric emerge to bubbles and cheers Gwen and Eric about to get away in a beautiful classic convertible Gwen and Eric in the convertible Gwen and Eric in the convertible - front view Gwen and Eric in the convertible - front view Gwen and Eric in the convertible - front view up high Gwen and Eric in the convertible - front view up high Eric, Gwen, and her mom Betty Eric, Gwen, and Betty Scott, Julia, Eric, Gwen, Glenda, and Leo Scott and Glenda dressed for the reception Scott and Glenda dressed for the reception Scott and Glenda dressed for the reception Gwen and Glenda at the reception Gwen and Eric share a kiss at the head table Gwen addresses the guests, with Eric at her side Eric and Gwen prepare to cut the cake Eric and Gwen cut the cake Scott's sleepy #1 Scott's sleepy #2 Scott's sleepy #3 The first dance Leo "John Travolta" Keating Leo on the dance floor L-R: Marios Walsh, Leo and Mack White L-R: Mario Walsh, Leo, and Mack White L-R: Mario Walsh, Leo and Mack White Betty, Gwen and Eric on Sunday opening gifts Gwen and Eric opening gifts Gwen and Eric on gift opening day Norma Alyward and Glenda Norma Alyward and Glenda Norma and Glenda at Gwen's gift opening party Norma, Gwen and Glenda Norma, Gwen and Glenda Norma and Glenda Keith, Glenda and Leo having a rest The church and bay view from Glenda's parents house at sunset The church and bay view from Glenda's parents house at sunset Another shot of the church and harbor at sunset And again the church and harbor at sunset Welcome to the town on Lawn, Burin Peninsula, Newfoundland View of houses in the town of Lawn, Burin Peninsula, Newfoundland Another photo of the town of Lawn, Burin Peninsula, Newfoundland Hillside on our tour of the Burin Peninsula, Newfoundland A beautiful June day on the Burin Peninsula Come see the Burin Peninsula Ocean views from the Burin Peninsula Ocean view from the Burin Peninsula Scenic view from the Burin Peninsula Glenda and Scott and Taylor's Bay Closer view of Glenda and Scott at Taylor's Bay Glenda's mom Julia and Bride Coady Julia, Bride and Glenda The White Rose project- oil tanker and modules where Glenda's dad Leo works The White Rose project- site of Glenda's dad Leo's work Another view of the White Rose And again the White Rose The distinctly non-white White Rose project site Marystown harbor More of Marystown harbor Marystown harbor Windy day on the lookout in Marystown Glenda and Scott overlooking the White Rose project site Leo, Glenda and Julia overlooking the harbor Turtle Islands, Burin Bay, Newfoundland Burin Bay, view from Glenda's uncle Jim Keating's house Burin Bay, another view from Glenda's uncle Jim Keating's house Turtle Island, Burin Bay, Newfoundland Another view of Burin Bay, Newfoundland Island flowers on the Winterland Ecological Reserve site Pretty Newfie flowers Nature walk 2004 boggy marsh- Winterland Ecological Reserve Cool trees- Winterland Ecological Reserve white moss- Winterland Ecological Reserve Neat Newfoundland flora- Winterland Ecological Reserve More curly flora Undgrowth on the Winterland Ecological Reserve path Same trees Up close with our tree friends Neat light green moss on trees on our walk through the Winterland Ecological Reserve Pretty flowers The theme of the walk was flora- discuss Trees! dinner with Glenda's aunt Sheila and uncle Keith (and Scott and Glenda) background to foreground: Keith, Mike Ducey, Glenda and Leo Glenda with her uncle Joe and aunt Hilda Keating Glenda with her uncle Joe and aunt Hilda Keating Scott with Glenda's uncle Joe and aunt Hilda close up of Joe, Scott and Hilda Glenda and Betty Norman (mother of Gwen, the recent bride) Ches's Fish and Chips in St. John's, Newfoundland- you can't come to the island without having a feed of Ches's!