ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 12月20日 00時37分

Photo by @ismailferdous | Quirpon Island, June 2019. We stand in the harbor of Quirpon, the wind whipping our faces. It's ten degrees Celsius, and the fog has just cleared. That's summer in Newfoundland. After two days of driving, seven cups of coffee, three bags of beef jerky, and one hard-brake stop for a family of moose, my colleague and I reached the Newfoundland's northernmost tip.

And now we know that the Rock, the name Newfies gave their island, is a pretty accurate one. It's a lot of rough rocks surrounded by rough sea. In between are fjords, glacial valleys, lakes, and lots of wilderness. Some 500,000 people live in Newfoundland in an area that is slightly larger than Italy. Most are in the capital, St. John's, or along the coast— the interior is hardly habitable. #canada

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