Airline flights across the North Atlantic illuminated for one day
For a 24-hour period every airline flight over the North Atlantic was lit up as it crossed the ocean. This will give you a glimpse into how busy the skies are during the day.
I would love to see this for the eastern skies. Their airports are much more…
Western Newfoundland Time-lapsed Video
Passing the Time in Western Newfoundland from Jim MacDonald on Vimeo.
A day from start to finish as it may look at any given time of the year in beautiful Western Newfoundland…
Electric City Timelapse – Teaser
From the author:
A sample of timelapse scenes from St. John’s, Newfoundland. This is part of a work in progress. More to come in Spring 2013 
By Crockwell Photography…
Toronto Tempo – Very nice time-lapsed photos of the city
Toronto Tempo from Ryan Emond on Vimeo.
I absolutely love this song, which samples Imogen Heap. I did a little digging and the name of the song is I’m God by Clams Casino.
You can download I’m God here…
Gail Taylor says:
ELLEN DUNNE was born on 14 Oct 1871 in St John's, Newfoundland. She died on 18 Jan 1917 in Ropewalk Range, Mundy Pond, Newfoundland. She married JOSEPH MURPHY. He was born on 05 Jul 1868 in Oderin, Newfoundland. We have a full file on the descendants that followed...Linda way says:
I just learned my great -grandfather came from oderin his name was Joseph Murphy he came to Mundy Pond in St.John's and married an Ellen Dunne if anyone has any info can u please let me knowJoan Rideout says:
We are related, Helen Burton Kenny, my great, great grandfather was Patrick Manning & my great great great grandfather was William Manning, who was your great grandfather...am I right?Joan Rideout says:
I just received a family tree document from my mother that begins with her grandmother's father William Manning, married to Margaret Mullett who are both buried in Oderin Cemetary. Margaret was 95 years old when she died in 1898, although I'm not sure of the accuracy even though the document mentions their birth & death dates are recorded on the headstones. One of their children, Monica married William Lake...I think someone was asking about the Lake name. Margaret Manning and John Walsh were my great grandparents from Oderin. He died of the Spanish Flu in 1918. She remarried in St. John's, so I'm not certain when she left the island, but I have record that she sold my great grandfather, James' fishing business & cod liver oil plant to Mr. Gib Benson. She also sold the two fishing schooners, "The Forget Me Not," was sold to Mr. Ryan & he renamed it "The Trout." It is quite an interesting read and has given me an urge to visit the place.