#ILuvNL

Beverly: Everything.....the scenery....the food...the way of living
Kathy: Lying in a hammock on a beautiful summer night and watching shooting stars.
Michael: How we take care of each other and watch each other's backs.
Joey: Gathering around a beach fire with friends, guitars and snacks
Karen: Watching NL tourism commercials and realizing that what leaves others spellbound is your home sweet home.
Salty: Tilthouse Bakery Eats and Treats at the Downhome Shoppe on water street
Charlene: I live the rocky cliffs, the salty air, the ocean breeze, the beautiful people, the laid back way of life! NL will always be home!!!
Dave: Boil-ups in the woods with family, friends and snacks
The Hulk: Hogan's Take Out in Conception Bay - one of the few takeouts left where you stroll on up and yell your order in through the windy!
Sharon: We measure distance in time, not length.
Jennifer: Our own version of the Loch Ness Monster
Diane: Knowing that my daughter who was born in Ont loves it as much as I do. I have been taking her back since she was 6 months old, she is 18 and still loves it!!!
Samantha: Peeking inside the root cellars in Elliston
Jeff: Strolls along the streets of downtown St. John's, populated with colourful "jellybean" houses
Tina: Garlic fingers dipped in donair sauce.
Adele: EVERYTHING!!!!!!!
sonja: no ticks
Your name: boil up
Micki: Everything. Proud to call it home
Mike: The Air
Jigger: Growing vegetables in the backyard.
Sheila Boutilier: I love the laid back, no stress life. I love the friendliness of the people.i love the ocean. I love most everything about Newfoundland.
Your name: What do you love about NL?
Ron: It's a safe place to live and we are a friendly bunch!
Tina: Cod fishing
Charles: the west coast people and its great scenic landscape
dandilions: What do you love about NL?
Your name: What do you love about NL?
Chris: Strenuous, but satisfying, walks around historic Signal Hill
Anna: The sweet, noble, loyal Newfoundland dog.
Karen: The thrill of landing a cod during the food fishery.
Melissa: I Luv Screech
Mmnn kmjjnnnnnnmkmkknlik: What do you love about NL?
TrueNewf: Homemade blueberry pudding and "hard sauce."
Bert Pomeroy: I can keep my doors unlocked
Dianne: Our own unique language!
Your name: OLIVE EDDY SMITHi luv being part of it all.
I love going for a walk by the sea, looking out as far as the eye can see.: What do you love about NL?
Christina Rowsell(Drodge): What do you love about NL?
Suzanne: Seein mudder and fadder!
Tina: The ferry ride to St. Pierre provides a sea cruise and a taste of Europe.
Jay: Great place to live!
Todd: Ziggy's home-cut fries, bought from the back of a van and served in a paper bag.
Ellen: Everything....and yes even the weather!!!!
Your name: What do you love about NL?
jim: What do you love about NL?
Anna: Our relaxed pace of life.
St.John's PERIOD: What do you love about NL?
Paul Lambe: Misty, rainy fog!!
Ashley: "Catch and releasing" off the wharf
Gloria: It will always be home. Love the smell of the ocean, the music, the beauty of the land (minus fog).
Your name: What do you love about NL?
Julie: The breathtaking scenery amazes me time and time again.
Joyce: everything!!!
Candice : Everything!!
Michael: seein' mudder on da facebook by'
Shirley: I love it.. I love it. Best place in the world.
Jodi: Everything!!!!!
Ron: Feeling your heart race as you zipline over Steady Brook Falls or Petty Harbour.
Sandra C: oh yeah...and chocolates from the Newfoundland Chocolate companyS
Jeff: Picking berries in the warm sunshine
michael mcgee one of the twins: people, countryside views,wildlife,freinds,relativesand the food
point aux gaul: What do you love about NL?
Shirley Adey: Everything
Mack: The people
michael w. mcgee, son of Grace Pardy of ST. Anthony, NFLD: fresh bread, fresh brook trout, hiking, great views anywhere, the freindly people, lasse bread, orange crush soda, and the little fishing villes, i miss home, i was borne in argentica, at the AFB peperell, ST Johns NFLD the Twins, PAT & MIKE heard any good pat & mike stories lately?
Ray Martin: Getting one Friday afternoon off school, every month. Once a month, the women in the village, armed with mops pails, & brooms, went to scrub the school floors.
Derrick: The alpacas in Felix Cove - a bit of the exotic in a traditional setting
Lolene: I love Berry Pickin with my family. I miss it soo!
Roger: Finding the "old man in the mountain" near Corner Brook, and other formations in the cliffs.
Grant: How you can't swing a cat without running into someone who can play a musical instrument.
paul: jarge street
sonja: shanneyganock
Rob: Being able to stroll down the street and give a stranger a wink and a nod
Beverly: Family,Friends,fantastic food.and lots of laughs.... Love to Labrador City and Wabush !!!!!
Paula: The first time you step off a plane after being away and smell the salt air.
jean t: What do you love about NL?
Lauire: The contrast of hot summer sun and icy cold water as you dangle your feet in the ocean.
Michelle: We are surrounded by funny storytellers, exaggerators and witty people who turn conversations into entertainment.
Ray Martin: One Friday afternoon a month, no school. That was the Friday afternoon, the women in the village would be armed with mops, buckets & brooms and scrub the floors at the school.
newfie 86: affordable rent
Rob: Marvelling at the sea stacks while hiking the Skerwink Trail in Trinity East.
Your name: What do you love about NL?
Marilyn: We have enough unique, colourful words and phrases to fill three dictionaries!
Ashley: Cooked dinner at Nan's
Linda: The Newfoundland pony
Linda: Spectacular Cape Spear - home of the easternmost point in North America
John: Little Crime
Foodie: Fish and chips from just about any local eatery
Wanda: The woods, hills, beaches, rivers and ponds are just minutes from your urban home.
Reigh Clayton: Green Bay
Sandra Corey: What is there not to love. I love the people, the scenery, the sense of humor, the fact that is it completely surrounded by water... When I think of being in Newfoundland, I almost cry. I am a born NB'er, have lived on the Rock back in 80 to 82 and almost cry when I think about the place. The essence of the Rock draws me like a magnet!
chad: smelling the salt water as you get off the ferry
Doris: Must not forget Bakeapples!!
Your name: What do you love about NL?
Lloyd: The landscape...ponds, lakes, mountains, rolling hills, cliffs etc.
Karen: I love the people, and the smell of the Saltwater.......
Barbara: When you drive off the ferry at Port-aux-Basques, you feel like you're in another country, the best country in the world.
Sam: Lobster boil up with baguette and gourmet cheese in a cove somewhere with new and old friends:)
Melissa: Beveraging!
Winter moon: What do you love about NL?
Your name: the smell of the air
Lois: HOME....just spent two weeks there and wish it was longer!!
cor: up at the cabin
myles: the great outdoors
David: The East Coast Trail, where you can take in whales, wildlife, sea stacks, fiords, abandoned settlements, the Spout and more
Matthew: Watching wild birds, and getting up close and personal with the puffins in Elliston.
Liz: being able to talk to everybody you meet even if you dont know who they are.....you even make eye contact with strangers on the road as you go by
Justin: Breakfast at Velma's on Water Street, St. John's
Amanda: Sayings like "I'll do that for you by and by," or, "I'll see you da once!"
Jennifer: Enjoying live music in a small downtown bar, with the friends you brought and the new ones you meet.
Megan Webb: the amazing places to photograph!
Dennis: 2 minute drive...I'm in the wilderness!
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Mona Samson: I love the scenery
cor: up at the cabin
Vince: A pint of good ale at the Duke of Duckworth
Paulette: Kayaking (or motoring in a Gander River boat) down Gander River into Gander Bay.
Pen: ICEBERGS & Whale bones
Melissa: Hiking Signal Hill in the early morning when the sun is rising over St. John's
Justin: Climbing any scrub-covered hill knowing there's an awesome view on the other side.
Matt: Our way of greeting strangers with our own lovely terms of endearment, like "Me Ducky."
Nikki: Salt meat. Mmmm.
Mummer: Old-fashioned skits (usually put off by church groups as fundraisers).
sonja: fresh homemade bread and baked beans
Jeff: Beachcombing for treasures
Joyce: What do you love about NL?
Roland: The leisurely pace here compared to places like New york,etc.
Robert: Reading a book perched on a cliff overlooking the ocean
Wanda: The beauty of it!
Danielle: Ski-dooing the Gorge! (or anywhere in Newfoundland's beautiful backcountry)
Your name: The smell of salt water and cooked dinner. Hearing that accent as soon as you get on the boat!
Justin: Love walking by the Exploits River!
Foodie: Moose burgers!
twillingate: What do you love about NL?
Christina Drodge: Everything!!!
Your name: Number one, the people, number two the ocean and rocks, and then there's the music, the folklore, I could go on and on, NL is just my favorite province in Canada; and then there are all the beautiful memories
Your name: It s my home and I will always love it and it s people
Pearl: Fresh air and ocean breezes
Justin: Friendliest people in Canada!
helen gibson: every thing it,s where i was born
george from krinkle cove: newfie women
Grant: Jumping icepans in harts cove, twillingate
Grant: Skint Stuff!
Kelly: Ice fishing!
Denise Byrne : Conche
Joey: Watching minke whales play, or having dolphins and belugas swim alongside your boat.
Denis Trainor: no.1 The People no. 2 The way people talk to you their friendliness. no. 3 The smell of the ocean and the taste of fresh fish. no.4 The beautiful Scenery and the laid back way of living .
Mickey: yis shore ya knows!
Josephine: The creative types this place cranks out, like Great Big Sea, Andy Jones, Mary Walsh, and the list goes on…
Alice: I Love everything about Newfoundland the people the hospitality and the food and especially my family and friends It is the best place on earth. I love my Newfoundland.. and proud to be a newfie..
Sharon: Turkey pies from Fabulous Foods on Merrymeeting Road in St. John's.
Doris: Salt Water Roses
Jill: Our sense of pride in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Todd: Boating through the bell at Bell Island or gazing up at the 300-foot cliffs.
Philomena: St.John's
Spracknik: Mudder-in-Law's cooking!
Marlena: The pungent smell of the salt water and the landwash
Glenn: What's Not to LOVE!
Hernanda Perrier: Being able to go to the ocean whenever I want, and then to a pond, and enjoy it with total serenity!
music: What do you love about NL?
Jay: Beautiful weather!
Jennifer: Cooling off and splashing around in the local swimming hole
Janice: Our colourful place names
Rusty: The George Street Festival - because Downhomers know how to have a good time!
Chris: Eating mussels...ones you picked from the ocean yourself just moments ago.
Your name: What do you love about NL?
Nurk: Just living here every day....knowing I'm HOME
Michael: Everything
Your name: What do you love about NL?
Nikki: Reaching the summit of Gros Morne Mountain.
Your name: What do you love about NL?
Kelly: Watching history come alive during the Trinity Pageant.
Janine: Admiring the beauty of a lighthouse on a bright summer's day, and appreciating its importance on a foggy night.
Ray Martin: Christmas Eve Concert, in the Orange Lodge, every child got a gift from Santa, (not an i-pod or x-box) maybe a box of crayons and we were happy with that. My Uncle Edgar usually played Santa.
Kelly: The northern lights - watching the dancing curtain of light, and sometimes hearing its rustling.
Peggy B: The people, the air you breathe, the sound of the wind in my hair as I walk the cabot trail with my favourite cuzin! I miss home, that's where my heart is!
Alice: Fresh air the people the hospitality the food and family fresh fish the music and the friendly folks no place like it I love my Newfoundland..
Danielle: Mary Brown's chicken - there's a Mary's around just about every corner.
Your name: What do you love about NL?
Michael: The people
Ashley: Visiting the Southern Shore - so much like Ireland but without the transatlantic flight.
Maxine : We are secluded on an island. The ocean shelters our wonderful way of life
Robyn: It's wild and real, and mine!
Amanda: Looking down from atop Table Mountain on the West Coast
Nikki: Walking barefoot among the sand dunes of Grand Bay West.
I love everything in Newfoundland...what's not to love! xoxoxo: What do you love about NL?
Robert: Purity sweet treats
Bernie: Our two seasons!
Todd G: The best place in the world to call HOME!
Ray Martin: Peanut butter was sold by the pound at the general store. You had to supply your own waxed paper, to weigh it out on.
166 Newfoundland Artillary: What do you love about NL?
Moira: We all have connections with someone
David: The natural beauty of it all. The people, places and names.
Ray Martin: Had to take a piece of waxed paper, to the general store, if you wanted to buy peanut butter. It was sold by the pound and cane to the store in large pails.
Dave: Rolling capelin, wet shoes and pants, and laughing children.
Jeff: The well-worn paths through woods and fields between homes around the bay.
Your name: iluv walkin on beaches.
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David: Salmonier Nature Park, where wildlife sightings are guaranteed
Michelle: Exploring the beauty in the ruins of abandoned communities
Marg Adams: The friendly people and beautiful scenery
Boyd: Fresh cod fish , pan fried
Don Hann: Everything!!
lawn: What do you love about NL?
Sally: Nobody's a stranger!
Elizabeth Troake: I just love "EVERYTHING" about Newfoundland. It is one of the most beautiful spots on earth!!!! The natural beauty is awesome; great down-to-earth people; peaceful, and the weather is not bad either!!!
NikkBiss: Hiking trails IN the city!!
Elizabeth: We have a colourful dialect!!
Joan: Oh My God, Everything in about anD around Newfoundland, Means the world to me.... Thanks to Oz FM for jiggs and reels it grounds me here in Saskatchewan . 7 years and counting ..... Bucket List here I come ......I LOVE HOME......
Alicia: Driving through the Humber Valley in fall - when a tapestry of colour drapes the mountains.
jean tucker: What do you love about NL?
Janice: Winning (either on the pond or around the pond) at the Royal St. John's Regatta.
Becky: Was a visitor from the States & the people made me feel like family! Most beautiful place on earth...no kidding...
Your name: the peace and quiet
Grant: The changing of the seasons
Marilyn: The bluest skies anywhere The fresh air, especially at the beach. Newfie music, kitchen parties, everyone calls you "My love", Out port communities...the new friends, and the feeling that you've known them forever
JBB: Skidooing and Quading in the woods and coming upon a moose or caribou or beaver or rabbits or.......
Laurie: The view from the Rooms at twilight
Jimmity Cricket: neat!
Joey: Enjoying a picnic lunch beneath the lighthouse at Ferryland head
Christina: I was born there!! The people,the scenery and the visits I make downhome!!
Elision: What do you love about NL?
Your name: everything
Kathy: The utter stillness after a winter storm
Michael: What's not to love about this province?
Philomena Stewart: The Ocean,the people,everything!
Tina: Kitchen parties!
Karen: Spontaneous singing - around a campfire, in a kitchen, in the car.
Rebecca: The breathtaking scenery, nature, and of most of all - the amazing ocean
Your name: What do you love about NL?
Kim: that it's home and will always be home no matter where I am!!!
Christina: What do you love about NL?
Mario: The ocean, nature, fishing and the beautiful scenery.
Sean: The fresh air with a hint of the ocean in it!
Your name: What do you love about NL?
Marilyn crotty: I love seing the ocean everyday of my life,walking on the beach when I can,Love the salty air .It's a part of me
carribou: What do you love about NL?
Grant: Mummering - a man can wear a big ol' bra on the outside of his clothes and have his face disguised by a doily, and still be welcomed in!
Terry healey: The ruggedness
Hugh Kieley, Niles Ohio: It's there to return to.
Helen: I love Being From Newfoundland .and sharing everything I can about it to my Mainlander friends
tyler: everything
Michael: The smell of fresh laundry after its been taken off the clothesline.
kelly: The music, the culture, the people, the beauty, the slow pace of life!
chad: no skunks
Your name: What do you love about NL?
dwane: newfoundland is more than a place it is a state of mind and Spirit. this is way newfoundlander has close connection with each other worlds away !!!
Marie: That my dad was from there and it's a beautiful place with beautiful people.
Quin: Loves my misses by! She's some hot, she is!
AUDREY: IT'S HOME
Marlena: How people use landmarks, instead of street names or house numbers, to give directions.
Marilyn: The smell of the salt water, the sound of the ocean, the bluest skies anywhere. And of course, our friendly people
Justin: Kayaking across the pond or around the cove and finding an uninhabited stretch of beach
K.Lindahl-Francis: The cooking!!
Paula: Nobody knocks on the front door - they open the back door and call, "Anybody home?"
Chris: The opportunity to leave it when its faux summer arrives.
Your name: the people and culture
Linda: That we live here!!!
Paulette: Water Street at Christmastime, when shops are decorated and streetlamps are lit
Your name: What do you love about NL?
JJ Konstantin-Parsons: Great people and beautiful scenery!
G: Its Home
I was born and grew up there.Try and vist as much as possible.The people,the scenery and our traditions. Miss the Mummers though!!!: What do you love about NL?
Sharon: The cool, smooth feeling of beach rocks as you turn them over in your palms.
Nancy: Dough boys, salt beef dinner and snowballs. being married to a newf....
vonne: everything . i was born there
Kathy: Everything. What's not to love?
Kellee: Moonlight streaming across the ocean on a calm, clear night.
Penny: their customs, their language, their down home friendliness.
Vince: Climbing the frozen waterfalls in Steady Brook.
Lauretta: The people
Your name: What do you love about NL?
joe pftmac: everthing
Your name: What do you love about NL?
Michelle: Seaside Restaurant, Chamberlains, CBS!
Christina: It's my home and I love it!!
Mike: The Hulk: I LOVE HOGANS!!!
Tina: Scuba diving off old wharves and finding pieces of history on the bottom of the harbour.
Your name: What do you love about NL?
Ashley: Wedge fries, especially from R&Js Restaurant in Twillingate or Hiscock's in Grand Falls-Windsor
Your name: What do you love about NL?
Robert: Nature right at your doorstep!
Melanie: The ocean, the mystery that is held in every corner of this rock that we all love.
Denise Byrne: Everything!
Marie: I love the fact that what you see is what you get...beautiful scenery, great food and wonderful people. Nothing but the best

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