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Edited by - chuckv97 on 09/17/2026 19:28:33
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Originally posted by steve davisWe've had Newfies that moved to Port Clyde and they were very good fishermen.
When my Dad was in the Army Engineers he drove a dump truck and built the big Airfield up there in 1950.
That was probably at Gander , where all those U.S. planes landed during 9-11 and the local folks took them in for a few days until they were allowed to fly back home.
Carefully read the menue before ordering.. Cod Tongues and Creamed Cod are frequently seen on the menu. If you were born in NL before 1949 you were not born in Canada. Before 1949 there was some ambitions to join the U.S.. Many people had rubbed elbows with U.S. service men during the war. The average U.S. army private made more than most Newfoundlanders. In the end there was no deal with the U.S. and no vote conducted to join.
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