"A good breeze", that's what Lee Sheppard called the gale that blew through Lark Harbour this morning. As a result, with whirly gigs spinning at warp speed, Janice and Lee Sheppard and I went for a visit to Cornerbrook. Winds funneled down the Humber Arm, but I replaced my "lost" memory card for my Pentax Optio WPI digital camera, a waterproof camera with 6 megapixel, which rests tethered in a pocket against my bosom in my MsFit Tour Kokatat PFD throughout this journey for opportunities for on water pics at a quick touch of the shutter release. I've been impressed with this small but capable camera.

I also visited "The Bulk Barn", a paddler's paradise for filling the hatches with nutritious foods. Here I found dried cantaloupe, nuts, chocolate and a cornucupia of delectable snacks.

Back in Lark Harbour, Janice and Lee treated me to stewed moose meat which Lee had hunted last fall, a gamey tasting meat that I found very tasty. Thank you again, Janice and Lee!

On the news today was the Royal St. John's Regatta, a rowing event which has been occurring on Quidi Vidi Lake since 1818. It is the oldest sporting event in North America. Winds weren't blowing gale force in eastern Newfoundland thankfully.