A fire at an apartment building in Pleasantville in the east end of St. John's, May 2005.
Fireworks @ 12am 1 January 2000
Great Big Sea were performing on the waterfront in front of 90,000 revelers as the display was happening. What a night!
Sunrise 3 January
The Spencerian Condominium destroyed by fire. Luckily, nobody was injured but dozens were left homeless.
Fire is always a concern for residents of the downtown area. St. John's has burnt to the ground a couple of times..the last just over 100 years ago.
The "Scademia" tour boat sails past Fort Amherst.
A Canadian Coast Guard ship involved in training excercises off Cape Spear.
Hole #6 at Bally Haly Golf & Country Club
The "Norwegian Sky". After she left Newfoundland she ran aground in the St. Lawrence River.
A rough day at Cape Spear, the most easterly point of land in North America.
Looking east just after sunrise. We're the first in North America to see the sun each day.
A Russian cruise ship about to be guided out through the narrows by the Harbour Pilot.
80 centimeters of snow fell on Monday, April 6. The most snow in a 24 hour period since the 50's. It was all gone in a couple of days.
Feeding the ducks at Quidi Vidi Lake in late January 1999. Not much snow this year.
St. Thomas's Church surrounded by beautiful fall colours.
Later that same week...
A nice iceberg out between Cape Spear and Fort Amherst. This one is probably grounded. Only about 1/8 of the iceberg is above the surface.
Fort Amherst used to guard the entrance to St. John's Harbour known as "The Narrows".
The Colonial Building. Where the Government of Newfoundland sat before confederation with Canada.
The seat of government in the province since we joined Canada, Confederation Building.