Sunday July 24, 2016 St. Anthony, Newfoundland, Canada

A brook near the RV park

The rain had stopped during the night.  It was still overcast and cool when we got up.  We started our coffee before a group trip to St. Anthony for a tour of the Grenfell Experience.   This was a museum dedicated to the work of Dr. Grenfell who came here in 1892.  He was the first doctor here.  He was also a gospel preacher.  If you ever think you have contributed to the good of society, read his story.  You will be humbled.

We also visited a hospital dedicated to a protégé of Dr. Grenfell, DR. Charles Curtis.  We also visited the Grenfell house.

Overlook from a cache

We stopped at Tim Horton’s.  We got on the internet today.  I caught up some by posting two blogs, Wednesday and Thursday.  I hope internet is a little better at the next stop and I can get completely caught up.

After returning to the RV park I went out and found 3 more caches.  I took some pictures of a nearby brook, the welcome to St. Anthony sign and another part of the harbor.

Gerri made a delicious soup for dinner.  It was bitter cold outside.  We stayed inside until bedtime.

A firefighter memorial

Tomorrow we drive about 200 miles to Gros Morne RV park at Rocky Harbor.  We will be there 5 nights.

Welcome to St. Anthony