Newfoundland

[wheelhorse]

I would like to talk to any newfoundlanders here I am thinking about moving to the rock thanks

[Dutchie]

Originally Posted by wheelhorse

I would like to talk to any newfoundlanders here I am thinking about moving to the rock thanks

I am an honorary citizen of Newfoundland and have spent a LOT of time there. What can I help you with?

[tamatik]

I have never lived there but have worked with, and known MANY newfoundlanders. Super folks with a different and wonderful outlook on life/nature and families.
This is a great and timely thread. The wife will be 50 next yr and wants to go somewhere she has never been. So far we have been kicking around somewhere warm if we go on her bday(jan23) or, if we wait till the summer, someplace in Canada.. NFLD would be a great choice and I have a some friends there. I have always wanted to go there. She has been all over the world(military) but she has only been to a couple provinces in Canada. Thanx for the bug in my ear.

[Rocky Fields]

Hey.

Talk to NewfieAnnie...she is a member.

RF

[wheelhorse]

I have looked at the real estate on the net but have no trust in agents I have sold and bought a few houses. in my time
I would like to talk to people about different areas
I have worked with many newfoundlanders and they have all told me about very good prices on houses I do not need a mansion just a house
I am planning a trip and would like to get off the beaten trail thanks for any imput

[Newfie]

I was born and raised in Newfoundland, it is definately one of the most beautiful and clean areas of North America. I took my wife there a few years ago and she thought the entire island should be a national park.

There are a variety of small towns throughout the island with real estate ranging from a few thousand dollars and up, it really depends on what you are looking for.

[ai731]

In case you haven't already found it, the best independant website for Canadian real estate is www.mls.ca

Jan