Best Things To Do and Where To Go in St John’s Newfoundland

Oldest surviving lighthouse. Survived St. John's Harbor since 1836. Wow that's pretty cool. We made it honey. We're here. Yeah look at the size of that thing. Yeah but that's how it's that hun. The turrets. I'm taking a video. Where? The big tunnel? Wow. Really? That's where they hide. What's in there hun? Little rooms? Oh look at this. This is a national room. Wow. Oh this is where they kept some of the... Yeah that's a cannon hun. Wow that's pretty cool. This is where they store some of the ammunition for this. Look at all the guns. The fog just rolls in the way. Yeah so they can hear. Wow. Fog rolling in baby. Wow that's loud eh? Yeah. Echoes eh? All the way out hun. It keeps going and going. There's the lighthouse way up there. Honey we're walking into the fog baby. We're in it. Look at the fog. Just rolling in. Can't even see hardly. This is cool. Okay let's go baby. Almost there honey. Almost there. Well here we are. Farthest point. And you can't see nothing. It's like fog has rolled in here like crazy. Crazy crazy. They're feeding the birds. How you doing? Not internet no. I'm David Hook. Oh yeah. No? Environmentally friendly stuff. I don't have goodness in all waters anyway. Please honey. That's so cool. Here we are baby. Shop's landing. We're gonna have fresh cod right from the sea. This is like awesome. I love this stuff. It's a beautiful place man. We got in. It was like so cool. We're upstairs. That's downstairs. What'd we get honey? Mussels and the captain's something meal. So we got fresh breaded cod, fresh breaded shrimp, onion rings, fries, and then you got a half a pound. No. A pound of mussels. A pound of mussels. Yeah. With beer, celery, and onion. Yum yum. I feel this lost in our last waves. Burning up on reentering. Splitting through our old fashioned ways. Cause we can't live without them. You and I we go separate ways. The way is just a mistake. I guess there's nothing more we can do.