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Me at Cape Spear, the most easterly point in North America.
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Waves crash into the coast at Cape Spear. Signs everywhere warn of freak waves and strong currents.
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The Atlantic Ocean and Signal Hill in the distance, as seen from near Cape Spear.
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The small town of Petty Harbor, about 20 miles from St. John's and definitely a world away.
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Highway 2 entering St. John's.
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Victorian houses and a steep hlil--it could be San Francisco if the prices were 10 times as much!
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Entrance to the Peaace-A-Chord festival, a free annual music festival featuring local Newfoundland artists.
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Places you aren't allowed to park are marked with these black and red signs. Red curbs don't work very well when there are a few feet of snow on the ground!
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The organizers decorated the Peace-A-Chord venue with cool tapestries.
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A band plays at the Peace-A-Chord festival.
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Supreme Court of Newfoundland. They don't have armed guards or metal detectors.
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George Street club district in St. John's.
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My Kuwaiti friend Badir would love this place. White Russians are his favorite drink.
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Element in St. John's is definitely not the same as Element in Seattle.
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Winky's Wedgies! They sell French fries.
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