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It’s even waving as it goes by.
Twilingate?
Can you get a wider photo of that area? This seems insane and I want to get an idea of what I’m actually looking at
I think that porch is facing the wrong way. Sorry.
That’s off the coast of Newfoundland
Iceberg or cruiseship for penguins?
This is off the coast of a town in Newfoundland Canada. These huge icebergs are from massive calving events in Greenland and the Arctic. These types of icebergs are going to become more frequent, then smaller, then stop happening for a long time.
Too bad they weren’t floating down the WEST COAST. Capturing that much fresh water would be a savior.
Hey! That’s the dork that sank The Titanic! Get ‘Em!!!