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Newfoundland 2021
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1 Spot Available for East Coast
West Coast is Sold Out
Wool, Whales, Fjords and Puffins
Saltwater Mittens, Rug Hooking, Felting, Dyeing & Exploring a Fiber Arts Road Less Traveled
Download the two Itineraries below - 2 Methods
East Coast Itinerary
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West Coast Itinerary
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July 8 - 22, 2021 AND July 26 - August 8, 2021
Two Different Itineraries Along a Road Less Traveled
Iceland might get a lot of hype (and lots of visitors) for good reason. We love it and can't wait to go back for the third time! But in Canada's easternmost wilderness, there lies a timeless landscape where ancient Viking settlements and dramatic coastline dotted with icebergs.
Newfoundland is a tapestry woven of indescribable natural beauty and a remarkable history. Rich wildlife inhabit the island from puffins to bears; migrating whales to caribou. Topping it all off is its rich fiber arts history including tartans, weaving, basket making, rug hooking and a cottage knitting industry founded in 1920 comprised of 175 knitters and weavers.
Join us as we explore the hidden corners of this fascinating island paradise.
TWO ITINERARIES!
July 8 - 22, 2021 Along the East Coast
July 26 - August 8, 2021 Along the West Coast
West Coast is Sold Out
1 Spot available for the East Coast
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