Dear Jean,

This trip was a first coach tour for us!  

It was evident the trial and error, repeated updating, and the constant concern to give your travellers the best you could, certainly was well executed.  We remembered so little from school about the life and times of Newfoundlanders and their rich history and over the week Ed was able to bring it back to us with such energy, videos, and stories that it tweeted our brains!   Ed instilled in us a love of his province, that we could only come away (get it!) with an overwhelming sense of pride that you both shared.

The tours started at very reasonable times, with more than sufficient breaks, side trips, snacks, and photo opportunities, that we never felt rushed, exhausted, or disappointed.  Each day many of us remarked on an amazing day, one that you won’t be able to top!  Well you did, day after day until we all thought we would return home feeling that we came, we saw, and we will never forget our experience in Newfoundland!  

We invested our time and money in an unknown, and judging from friends on other tours to other places, we were more than satisfied - no!  Extremely pleased with the end results!

We ate, boy did we eat; we drank - yikes; and we met an amazing group of new friends.  I have been In touch with a few and their response has all been so exciting and positive.

Danny!  He kept that bus and windows clean and with his expertise we felt safe and relaxed as he journeyed through his beloved home land.  From being there each morning with a smile and greetings, to checking on our days adventures , to wishing us well at the end of the day! Very much appreciated!  

I don’t know how you could change any part of that trip or would want to.  From the beginning to the last, incredibly memorable evening, Gary and I thank you both.  

It is important that you both know that what you do for others for 12 days each July is so appreciated and absolutely incredible, you give so many so much happiness!

She’s a rocky isle in the ocean,

And she’s pounded by wind from the sea;

You might think that she’s rugged and cold

But she’s home sweet home to me!

Coming to you from the Niagara Peninsula,

Cheers!