Stephanie Hancock Hedderson, originally from St. Anthony, now Corner Brook
This is Stephanie and her dog Reese on a hiking trail called
Bakers Brook Falls, near Berry Hill campground in Gros Morne.
“An easy 1-2 hour hike (4 km return) with exceptional views of a gorgeous waterfall at the end of a hike.”
“This is Reese (Chocolate Labrador ) and Wrigley ( Hungarian Visla) hiking up in the Tablelands in Gros Morne at sunset.
Exploring the Tablelands in Gros Morne.
“The next photo was taken on the way from S. Anthony to Corner Brook . It was a quick little stop at Western Brook Beach .
About a 10 minute walk down a trail leads to a beautiful sandy beach. It’s the perfect place to stop if your travelling with a dog, and it gives both dog and owner a chance to stretch their legs.”
Stephanie writes: ” My family and I feel it is very important to include our dog in all life’s activities . Dogs thrive for exercise and exploring , it’s a natural part of the canine life. Our dog Reese actually get us out and on the move moreso then if we never had a dog . A well exercised, tired dog is a well behaved quiet dog while in the house . I’m a firm believer that dogs who are destructive inside the house can be broken from this by being exercised. When dogs are bored they tend to act out . Exercise yourself and your dog , you both will love each other for it.”
Stephanie, her daughter Alyssa (almost 7 months old now) and dog Reese.
“The photo obove is of a little hike in Lomond to Stanleyville, which is approx 4 km return. Stanleyville is an old logging community that was resettled.”
