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Approaching La Hune Bay 20th July 2024 |
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| The view from Deadman's Cove across La Hune Bay to the settlement site |
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| The view across to the settlement site from the hill above Deadman's Cove |
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The Cabin containing the painting |
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Looking east across the settlement site from the shingle bank. Pile foundations are visible in the foreground and further back and the Cabin is just visible in the background. The hills above Deadman's Cove are faintly visible in the far background.
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Looking west across 'The Harbour' to the open sea. The houses shown in the first photograph on the Newfoundland Fisheries Report page were on the arm of the shingle bank roughly in line with the east-west axis of the harbour and the dory boats shown in the same photograph were moored just off the bank. |
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Some tombstones can just be made out in the now overgrown Anglican graveyard |
RIP - Samuel Bagg (1854 - 1951) Great Grandson of Hugh Bagg (1759 - 1826) one of Cape La Hune's founding fathers
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