St. John’s, Newfoundland – May 25, 2026 I arrived in St. John’s on the evening of May 24, just as the last light slipped behind the jelly‑bean rowhouses stacked along the hills. Newfoundland has a way of greeting visitors with a kind of rugged charm—equal parts wind, rock, and warmth—and by the next morning, it was already working its magic on our small group from Electricity Canada ’s Security and Infrastructure Committee, ready for another photowalk, the time in three-parts. Petty Harbour–Maddox Cove – Morning We set out early on May 25, heading south along the winding coastal road toward Petty Harbour–Maddox Cove. Morning fog clung to the cliffs in that very Newfoundland way—never quite lifting, never quite settling. The village appeared slowly through the mist, its wharves and fishing stages perched over the water like they’ve been waiting centuries for someone to notice them. Committee chair (and professional landscape photographer) Cam Fischer was already scouting angles b...
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