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Newfoundland by Covered Wagon
I needed a break from taking care of my mother who was battling Alzheimer’s. So mule Polly and I set off across Newfoundland in our homemade covered wagon, chasing down the images on a mysterious vinyl record. Think Newfies, capelin, screech and cod. But first, we had to find a record player.
Posts are in chronological order, oldest first.
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The Start of Dangerous Planning: One Mule, One Wagon Idea
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From Scrap Pile to Covered Wagon: Week Two of the Build
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Building the Covered Wagon: Polly Meets Her New Rig
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Covered Wagon Done — Now Let’s Tow a Sailboat with a Mule
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Peanut Butter Hitch Fix: Mule Polly’s Great Escape
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Building the Covered Wagon Trailer: 2,200 Miles to Nova Scotia
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Covered Wagon Trip North: The Ugly First 800 Miles
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Covered Wagon Pace: Why Bernie Can’t Promise a Time and Place
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Newfoundland by Covered Wagon: Polly Boards the Ferry
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Going Offline in Newfoundland: Mule Polly and the Open Road
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Walter King Ponders the Covered Wagon
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Icebergs and Mule Blankets: Covered Wagon Life in Newfoundland
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Heading Into Newfoundland by Covered Wagon
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Never Lie to Your Mule
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How a Mule Sleeps at Night in Newfoundland
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Kids and a Missing Mule in Newfoundland
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Mule Polly’s Secret Mission: Hunting a Vinyl Record Across Newfoundland
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The Covered Wagon Didn’t Survive. Mule Polly Did. Newfoundland Crash.
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Mule Polly Visits the Caldwell County Library: A Newfoundland Journey
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The Last Thing I Hear In My Wagon World
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Adrift Between Missions
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Polly at the Window: Mule, Molasses Bread and Newfoundland Hospitality
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One Man. One Mule. Newfoundland Tourism Takes Notice.
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