Travelling to St.John's Newfoundland... Any recommendations?
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Good news bad news about Newfie’s , Good news is you might find a gummer, bad news is you wont be able to understand her...slim pickings for sure, but there is always something everywhere, u just have to dig
I was there a little over a year ago, very difficult to get good info.
I went to The Red Room at 202A Water St.
I don't recall the name of the young, lovely Newfoundland lass I saw, but she was delightful.
I left very happy.
I would go again.
https://www.nlhush.com/home
I went to The Red Room at 202A Water St.
I don't recall the name of the young, lovely Newfoundland lass I saw, but she was delightful.
I left very happy.
I would go again.
https://www.nlhush.com/home
I have trucked across the rock delivering goods. I was in St John's for two days as I waited for the ferry.
Women are said to pursue men because the men have gone west for work. Do not believe everything you hear. This was my experience:
I had decided on dinner and a concert ahead of time in case the opportunity arose for a date. Got a haircut and new clothes to look my best.
The first girl I met was totally smashing. Yoga pants put her body on a pedestal, like great art asking a question that takes many lifetimes to answer. Her breasts, that broke relief from her hour glass figure, could rewrite history. A natural beauty she was, nature's pride oblivious to her own stature, without conceit and seemingly unacquainted with the pleasures of physical love. Undressing her with my mind would have destroyed the innocence of beauty that is given randomly, stupidly and only to those with the sensitivies to perceive it. To do so would have been an act of sacrilege, like blowing up a Cathedral.
She was not doing much when I first noticed her, just standing there, leaning against a lamp post, waiting for a bus while holding up the universe. Such beauty makes my bones strain under the weight of the lives that I am not living.
I started talking to her and she responded in same.We had a friendly conversation but I got no feel she was interested in me so I complimented her on her looks then quickly change the subject so not to embarass her, hoping my compliment would get a return signal of interest. My compliment illicited a brief smile but there was never any suggestion of genuine interest on her part so I never embarrased her by asking for a date . Besides, if she declined me, I would have broken into many pieces, then she would of had to gather them and put them back in the right order.
The second lass was at the art gallery. She was a looker and super friendly as we discussed art. In Toronto, I would have thought she was signaling strong interest so I told her how amazing it would be to grace her beauty with dinner and concert but she politely declined.
Both were local lasses. I made the mistake of assuming if a girl is friendly in Newfoundland she is interested. People are just friendlier on the rock.
I would not go in the winter. They get lots of snow.
Women are said to pursue men because the men have gone west for work. Do not believe everything you hear. This was my experience:
I had decided on dinner and a concert ahead of time in case the opportunity arose for a date. Got a haircut and new clothes to look my best.
The first girl I met was totally smashing. Yoga pants put her body on a pedestal, like great art asking a question that takes many lifetimes to answer. Her breasts, that broke relief from her hour glass figure, could rewrite history. A natural beauty she was, nature's pride oblivious to her own stature, without conceit and seemingly unacquainted with the pleasures of physical love. Undressing her with my mind would have destroyed the innocence of beauty that is given randomly, stupidly and only to those with the sensitivies to perceive it. To do so would have been an act of sacrilege, like blowing up a Cathedral.
She was not doing much when I first noticed her, just standing there, leaning against a lamp post, waiting for a bus while holding up the universe. Such beauty makes my bones strain under the weight of the lives that I am not living.
I started talking to her and she responded in same.We had a friendly conversation but I got no feel she was interested in me so I complimented her on her looks then quickly change the subject so not to embarass her, hoping my compliment would get a return signal of interest. My compliment illicited a brief smile but there was never any suggestion of genuine interest on her part so I never embarrased her by asking for a date . Besides, if she declined me, I would have broken into many pieces, then she would of had to gather them and put them back in the right order.
The second lass was at the art gallery. She was a looker and super friendly as we discussed art. In Toronto, I would have thought she was signaling strong interest so I told her how amazing it would be to grace her beauty with dinner and concert but she politely declined.
Both were local lasses. I made the mistake of assuming if a girl is friendly in Newfoundland she is interested. People are just friendlier on the rock.
I would not go in the winter. They get lots of snow.
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Lived on east coast for three years. Yes they are way friendlier. But they also like to fuck. You just have to persevere and buy another round of drinks 
The north side of Newfoundland has fiords carved by glaciers. The south side is flat. One two lane highway runs down the center, with some branches, and that is it. No trains. Villages on the coast use ferries for travel.
You feel like you have left Canada and are in Scandinavia with the whales, dolphins, puffins and fiords.
St John's party district is George Street.
You feel like you have left Canada and are in Scandinavia with the whales, dolphins, puffins and fiords.
St John's party district is George Street.
