We toured the Newfoundland Insectarium, a very nice facility
with extensive exhibits of assorted insects as well as an area of live
butterflies to walk through.
Afterwards
we traveled to Grand Codroy, NFLD and had a stir fry in the evening.
Joe does a
little maintenance for the travel day.
A short walk
across the highway for Biology 101 class.
Lots of bugs,
butterflies and spiders in this place.
Breakfast time
for the butterflies.
A bright model
of a couple of butterflies.
Camouflaged
butterflies.
A very good
story about the life of a bee, then three songs to enjoy before we looked at
all the exhibits.
The bee hive was
a main attraction, searching for the Queen Bee was the challenge.
A little difficulty
on the road. The Toons in Unit 12
experienced a rear tire tread separation on their truck. Luck was very much with them...the tire
maintained pressure, a wide pull off just ahead, room for four rigs to stop to
help, an entrance ramp just ahead leading to a Canadian Tire store just down
the hill, it was still open…
.
…and they had a replacement tire.
Just another proven point on why travel in
Adventure Caravans is the safest and most secure way of RVing.
Greta got some Crawdads in the basket.
Another veggie stir fry cooked by Eric and
Betty….mmmmm, good.
Submitted by Linda & (Flat Tire) Monte Toon
