

| Subject: | Re: Newfoundland trip advice please... |
| From: | Phil Menchions |
| Date: | Thu, 25 Aug 2005 01:37:33 -0230 |
Early July that far north is still prime blackfly season. We just came from Gros Morne and there were hardly any flys at all. Not a single bite in 6 days of camping. Cheers, Phil On 8/24/05, Katherine J. Maas <kathmaas@telus.net> wrote: > If you go to L�Anse aux Meadows (and I do recommend this!), be prepared for > lots of bugs. I was there in early July once and never saw so many > mosquitoes and black flies in my life. The night we arrived, it was windy > and we didn�t realize what was in store for us. In those days we were > tenting, and in the morning when we woke up, the tent screens were covered > with bugs waiting for us to emerge. Even the strongest bug repellent only > lasted about 5 minutes. My younger daughter was so badly bitten we had to > seek medical help. Does anyone know if the bug are still bad there this > time of year? > > Katherine & Vanita > -- > Katherine J. Maas > The holes we leave for our daughters are for them to darn with the yarn of > their own lives. Just as we did. Just as we are doing. � Isabel Huggan >
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