NEWFOUNDLAND SACRED EARTH TOUR - Date and itinerary to be confirmed
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Tour cost before June 30th: $1395
Tour cost from July 1st: $1450
(based on double occupancy)
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Includes 6 nights accommodation at Ocean View Motel, Rocky Harbour (www.theoceanview.ca), 6 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 5 dinners, park pass, entry fees and transportation to all sites and boat tours.
NOT INCLUDED: airfare to Newfoundland, airport transfer fees, 2 lunches and 1 dinner off site, personal items, tips and gratuities.
Getting there
By air: The closest airport is Deer Lake, Newfoundland, approximately 1 hour from Woody Point. Airport transfers can be arranged directly with Shears Bus Service, Rocky Harbour. Tel. 709-458-2315.
By car: You can drive to North Sydney, Nova Scotia and take a ferry to Port aux Basques, Newfoundland. Rocky Harbour is another 4-5 hour drive. Find ferry schedules and make reservations at www.marineatlantic.ca\. Additional travel details and maps can be found at www.theoceanview.ca\gettingHere\
Discover and deepen your connection with the Elemental Nature Spirits and the Ancestors of this land. - Explore the sacred sites and rugged beauty of Gros Morne National Park and World Heritage Sites on the Northern Pennisula of Newfoundland.
- Create healing ceremonies at powerful sacred places to restore balance within ourselves and with all of creation.
- Open to receive codes of light that inform who we are becoming, homo luminous, our uncharted destiny through our rituals and intent.
- Taste local culture that may include a beach 'boil-up', musical offerings by local singer/songwriter Shirley Montaque and the Shed Band, or other unique Newfoundland experiences!
Also joining the Newfoundland Sacred Earth Tour:
Fred Hunsberger, official tour photographer and videographer.
Steve Omilinsky, BA. Artisan, Sculptor, Earth Medicine Practitioner and everyday mystic from Eugene, Oregon.
From Bloomington, Indiana, Russell Boulding, geologist, environmental consultant, author, earth medicine practitioner.
Special Presentations
by Shirley Montague
local storyteller/musician
with The Shed Band.
Our itinerary includes:
A boat tour of scenic Bonne Bay, of two fjords, South Arm and East Arm, joined by the Tickle. Our first views of Gros Morne Mountain and the Tablelands. We scout for our finned relatives, especially the minke whales and dolphins that frequent the deep waters of this fjord. Bird sightings especially bald eagles are also common.
A walk on the Tablelands; a slice of ancient ocean floor. The orange-brown rock, called peridotite, is one of the best and most accessible examples of exposed mantle material in the world.
- Explorations of the volcanic rocks of Green Gardens that eruptedonto the earth as a continent split apart and an ocean formed more than 600 million years ago.
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Visit to a 200-year old Dorset Paleo-Eskimo site and hold ceremony at a 4000-year–old sacred burial ground used for more than a thousand years by the first inhabitants of the island. Following he Crow Head Trail through the limestone barrens to Point Riche lighthouse at Port aux Choix.
A boat tour of the Park’s largest lake, Western Brook Pond; the most spectacular of the glacially-carved fjords in the northernmost extent of the Appalachians. You’ll see waterfalls cascading from 2000 feet that often turn to mist before reaching the pond, 1.2 billion year-old cliffs of granite and gneiss and frequent wildlife.
An opportunity to hike the Park’s highest mountain, Gros Morne, with its artic-alpine habitat, spectacular views of Ten Mile Pond and Long Range Mountains and wildlife such as caribou, black bears, fox and hares.
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