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| I love when the ship does a 180o turn in place. |
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| After the 180, the ship moves toward "The Narrows" of the inlet to the harbor. |
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| The guide earlier today said that we would have lots of folks watching our sail-away. She was right. |
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| It was interesting seeing where they had taken positions to watch the departure. |
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| Don't get too clase to the edge! |
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| So long, Signal Hill. |
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| The homes are colorful and seem perched on the side of the hill. |
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| People in the square watching as we turn in place. |
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| After the turn-around I can see "The Rooms" museum. |
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| I can now see the Anglican Church, too. |
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| Hey, it's the US Coast Guard in Canada. |
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| The pilot boats monitor our progress during the 180 performed for exiting the harbor. |
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| Homes perched on the side of the hill. |
It was a beautiful visit in St. Johns. The city was filled with friendly folks who seemed interested in these visitors primarily from the USA and other parts of Canada.
