Puffincove: The Journey So Far
Meet the crew and follow how Puffincove is taking shape.
Welcome to puffincove
A little Newfoundland cove for stories, recipes, handmade pieces, old roads, salt air, and memories worth keeping.
Take a little walk around. Read the logbook, share a memory, stop by the kitchen, or visit the harbour store. The crew is here, and the light is on.
Puffincove Newsroom is taking shape. We can’t cover every story; this space is being built for a purpose—to share selected stories with care, respect, and a clear sense of what is known.
Latest Stories from Puffincove
The Bomber at Stage Cove
A wartime flight from Gander ends at Stage Cove, Conche, in November 1942.
Read this story →William Willard Howard
The story of a shipowner who brought help to hungry fishing families on Newfoundland’s south coast.
Read this story →The Last Steam Train on the Bonavista Branch
A final steam run, and the people who helped carry it to its last stop.
Read this story →Logbook
Notes from the cove. Small updates, old memories, workshop thoughts, Raven’s roads, and whatever the day brings in on the tide.
Open the Logbook →Share Your Newfoundland
Got an old photo, a road, a stage, a saltbox home, a drone clip, or a memory that should not be forgotten? Send it in.
Share Your Piece →Harbour Store
Handmade Puffincove pieces with short stories, build logs, and QR tags. A quiet way to help keep the light on.
Visit the Store →Recipes
Simple, hearty Newfoundland food from the kitchen side of the cove. Recipes that carry memory, weather, family, and home.
Go to the Kitchen →Stories
Miss Light Keeper, Puffin, Owl, Raven, Fox, Squirrel, and Seagull all have their place here. Some quiet. Some not so quiet.
Read the Stories →The Deck
Fox keeps watch from the edge of the lantern light. This is where the night stories, found things, and quiet mysteries belong.
Step Out on the Deck →Built, not manufactured.
puffincove will grow slowly. One story, one piece, one road, one memory at a time. Some things will be handmade. Some things will be written. Some things will be shared by people who still carry Newfoundland in their hearts.
Help keep the light on. Share a memory. Follow the logbook. Come back when you can. the kettle is always on.
A Little Newfoundland Each Day →
Daily fun facts, memories, places, and old ways from around the island
Taste of Newfoundland
