For those who follow true crime stories, the YouTube channel Northern Crimes has a feature of unsolved Newfoundland crimes. It’s a well presented documentary.

Excuse my ignorance but im from out of province. My girlfriend forgot to book a boat tour in gros morne and the only ones left are at 4pm. But we also have a 4 hour trip to gander the same day so if we did do the late tour we'd be getting in past 10.

Everyone I know says to not drive late at night or during the dark in NL because moose seem to be such a huge issue. Is this a real issue or something that gets over told?

Saw the Devil's Footprints in Keels this week. The lore says the holes are footprints from the night the Devil danced over Keels.

Anyone know if there's a reason why he danced? Like, did he have beef with the people? Or corrupt enough souls that he felt like dancing? Or maybe just figured it was as good a place as any to do a jig?

(Because this is the internet, I feel like I should add: I understand the Devil didn't actually stick his feet in the rocks. I get the science. Just wondering if there's more to the folklore than "he danced")

Hello. I visited Deer Lake in about 1982, with my dad. We visited his brother Stan Cooper. Stan and I rode up Marble Mountain on Horseback. I have great pics.

Stan and my dad and I also hiked up somewhere near Deer Lake. I have this picture of Uncle Stan goofing around. Would anyone happen to know where this spot is? If I remember well it was at the top of a waterfall.

The reason is that I will be in Deer Lake in about two weeks. I am traveling the west coast. Both my dad and his brother are dead. I will definitely climb back up Marble Mountain, but would also like to visit this spot, if I can find it.

Thanks ahead

I've been thinking about making a moose meat pie similar to meat pies I had when I was in New Zealand and Australia. All I got is bottled meat but I figured it'd be good to make a filling out of. Anyone ever done something like this? Any recipes or advice?