At 5:06 PM -0400 2/26/02, Malcolm Stebbins wrote:
>I believe that it is still the  case that the first 10 metres of the Newfy
>coast is public land so one can camp most anyplace by the ocean-
>but check when you get there.

Except that much of the Newfoundland coastline is vertical...  (!)

Still, a neat idea, if the rule is a real one.  Is the 10m measured
in horizontal distance?  If so, I can picture a number of spots near
St. John's where you could park within 10m of the coast--but 200 feet
above it!

Is the unpaved road from the St. Lawrence (near Sept-Iles Que, IIRC?)
to Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Labrador still "passable"?

T.

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