A sunny winter’s day in Newfoundland

February 7, 2012 By in baby style, baby travel Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , 127 Comments

In a world where I can mix plaid, sailboats, fake fur, and a hoodie – anything’s possible ; )

In Arnold’s Cove, Newfoundland.

Hat by Bardot Junior; plaid shirt and boots by Joe Fresh kids; hoodie by American Apparel Kids; trousers by Bobo Choses.

127 Responses

  1. Love the photos! Love all the little footprints in the dusting of snow on the deck! Marshall must have had fun marching around in his funky plaid/sailboats/fake fur/hoodie/boots :)

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  2. Love your photos of the little big man exploring. It brings back memories. Wish I could do it all over again. I would stop longer to enjoy their moment. I never comes back.

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  29. Baby-winter-newfoundland2 is my personal favorite. Love the perspective, the light and composition. Well done!

    But more importantly you have given your baby a VOICE.
    [I'm a baby. And a fashion blogger.]
    Laughing pretty hard half way around the world. Can you hear me? This is what the good stuff in life is made of.
    Thank you for sharing. Congratulations of being FP’d.
    Looking forward to your future post for sure.
    cheers
    SueAnn

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  33. He is a lucky, curious and intelligent boy, you can see that on those few photos. Bless to the parents of lucky children and, of course, to all children.

    Kind regards from Luenen at Dortmund, Germany

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  36. Our family from Nova Scotia often talks about Newfoundland when they come to visit. Pretty funny stories they tell. Thanks for sharing the pictures!

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  37. i’m an east coaster currently living on the west coast- was so nice to see some of the beautiful scenery a little closer to home. thanks for sharing :) and my oh my, do you ever have a cutie on your hands- so adorable :)

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  41. I’ve always wanted to go to Newfoundland. I have been close several times, but now I want to take the CAT (If one goes there) over to visit. I’ll go in summer if you don’t mind. It looks too bloomin’ cold to be there right now.
    Nice photos, and a cute kid.

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    • Big ferries – from Nova Scotia you can go:

      1. North Sydney to Port au Basques which is the quickest ferry journey (5-7 hours) but very far from the capital (900km), St. John’s

      2. Or you can take a 17-hour journey from North Sydney to Argentia, which is right near St. John’s.

      If you want to see the more of the island and go to Gros Morne National Park then option one is best :)

      Good luck!

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  45. Congrats on being freshly pressed!! I was so excited to see newfoundland in a title on the Pressed page..I am from Newfoundland and have been living away for many years. Love your wee man’s outfit and love the photos of Arnold’s Cove!Thanks for posting and for mentioing the greatest place to live on Earth!!

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  70. Thanks for sharing these great photos. Newfoundland is on my top 5 list of places to visit. I know many people from there and I really want to see a iceberg, and see all the colours and experience all that NFLD has to offer!!

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  73. Wow!!! You take great pictures! I didn’t even have a camera when I was 3…and the ones you took of your self! Amazing!!! You must use a timer? Anyway, it’s good to see 3 year olds taking charge…your time has come….do it for the two year olds! They’re not quite awake yet…as you know….does Dad let you drive yet? Cause I think you’re ready…just say this: “DaDa, me steer…you do peddles…” trust me…it worked for me! Later Gator!

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  84. I think this blog is mean to your poor kid…. Sure he is gorgeous and the clothes are super cute… but your making him like a zoo attraction and some beautiful things are so because they are private… like the life of your baby.
    You have the skills to create such a beautiful and popular blog… why do you need to publicly display your little boy as the medium…?

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  91. I absolutely love the photos very much. The landscape was perfect especially the kid. Hopefully when fatherhood knocks on my door, I wish I could have a son as cute and adorable as he is. :)

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  101. I will dress my child like this, someday! please wait 10 or so years so I can make a blog post about it and highlight you as my inspiration :)

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  108. Shout outs to Poppy!!! Oh Marshall Ace, you are the cutest boy in the whole world! I will see you again soon! xoxoxoxoxo Aunt J

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  109. Such great pictures, the fashion is great! I love it when kids put together the outfits we think wouldn’t go together and then when they are done they look so natural and cute! The senic pictures are wonderful and clear as well. You have a great eye for photography and your family looks so wonderful. Have a great winter and can’t wait to see what you post next. :)

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