We had a couple of hours before we had to be at the ferry, so we road around Labrador for a short time. There are only so many miles of paved road here, but we didn't ride far enough to find the end. The houses were all along the shoreline and in clusters that made up the small villages. A very different way of life here. God bless them if they can live here with those pesky tiny flies!

We took the ferry back to Newfoundland along with quite a number of people with huge coolers and fishing nets in the back of their pickup trucks. Probably bringing a fresh catch our to the rest of the world. We rode the 6 hour drive to catch the next ferry in light rain and fog for most of the ride. Once again, finding premium gasoline was a problem and we had to fill up with regular. The bike complained about it when accelerating uphill, but judiciously applying the throttle kept the pinging to a minimum. Once we reached Port au Basque, premium was readily available again. We stopped for some seafood in town before boarding. The midnight ferry ride was very quiet. People attempted to sleep. Some, judging by the sound of their snoring, had no problem!!