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Boats, Boats, Boats
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18 Apr 4011
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Twillingate rose to prominence in Newfoundland because of its connection with the sea. Boats have always played a key role in life on this island in fishing, trading and as a means of passenger travel.
Today the schooners of days gone by live on in stories, archives, art and museums. The boats around the coast of Twillingate now tell the story of life that is now very different. Schooners have been replaced by dories, punts, rodneys and trawlers.
Here are some of our favourite boat pictures:
Fishing boat in Durrell
Yellow Boat in Back Harbour.
Miss Audrey
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- Miss Audrey’s little companion
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- Twillingate Fishing Boats
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- Fishing boat.
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- Boats at the Tickle.
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- Dory at the Tickle
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- Little Boat on Back Harbour Beach
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- Paul’s Boat
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- Boats at the Tickle
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- White dory.
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- Waiting for the fishermen.
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- A Feast of Colour.
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- White dory.
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- At the wharf.
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- White sail boat.
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- Under Tickle Bridge
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- White dory
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- Candy stripes.
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- Yellow Boat in Back Harbour.
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- Miss Audrey
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- Back Harbour iceberg
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- Fishing boats.
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- Miss Audrey.
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- Fishing trawler and iceberg
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- Little sail boat.
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- Fishing stage in Durrell.
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- Fishing boat in Durrell
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- Boat at the Tickle
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- Fishing boat in Durrell
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- Boats at the wharf
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