

      21, 1982 
     
    
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     CANRDIAN STUDIES TRIP TO 
     
     REMEDUNDLAND 
     
    
     _year, UPEI's newly established 
     
    
     course for the nost exciting 
     
     field trip in the universities 
     
     history. 8 students and 21» . 
     
     professeurs loaded up the ‘ 
     
     almost like new, red and white 
     
     rent-a-van, and headed off to 
     
     the big rock in the ocean(NFlD 
     
     lthat is).  r I  : 
     
     The whole were » 
     
    
     "Cbcperatim Agreenent Plan“ 
     
    
     ernma'its, and Ronalda Murphy 
     
     kept busy during her summer 
     
     [months making reservations 
     
     in the various landing points 
     
     during the trek. ‘ 
     
     On arriving in Port Aux 
     
     Basques, after a nine hour 
     
     ferry ride, the‘Can. Studders 
     
     (Iwill refer to the students . 
     
     and profs as the Can. Sind— 
     
     lders) were raring to go. 
     
    
     11, the first stop was 
     
     Cornerbrook, 'to meet all 
     
     the different guys who work 
     
     for NE'ID'S Dept. of Rural 
     
     Development. These guys were 
     
     more or less the tour guides: 
     
     [for the trip. Starting from 
     
     Cornerbrook, which consisted 1" 
     
     of an egg processing plant, 
     
     and a slaughter house, the 
     
     tours and sessions worked 
     
     their way up to the North 
     
     Western coast and across to 
     
     ILabrador. 
     
    
     The days were cut out 
     
     for the Can. Studders; they 
     
     were busy from early norn 
     
     to supper time. Only two 
     
     nights of eight were taken 
     
     up by the tour guides but the 
     
     time was well spent (steak and 
     
     Istuff) . 
     
    
     Although the Studders 
     
     visited many different 
     
     plants, they were quite 
     
     puzzled at the fact that 
     
     since there were so many 
     
     fish processing plants 
     
     lthat they didn‘t have the 
     
     Opportunity to tour one. 
     
     Oh well! Maybe next year! 
     
     Newfamdland, the most 
     
     beautiful, untouched ' 
     
     province, displays dozens 
     
     of National Historic Sites. 
     
     Probably the most interesting 
     
     Isite the students toured , 
     
     was the Norseman settlements 
     
     in L'Anse aux Meadows in 
     
     Northern NFID. At this 
     
     site, archeologists have 
     
     discovered the actual ' 
     
    
     floor plans of NOrsemen 
     
     I dwellings andby these 
     
     structures they have recon- 
     
    
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     I dian Studies Department set 
     
    
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     structed sane of the buildings 
     
     for tourists. This site 
     
     was only one of the many 
     
     sites the students took in. 
     
     Another interesting learning 
     
     experience was at Port 
     
     aux Choice, where the 
     
     skeletons and artifacts 
     
     ofthe Maritime Archaic 
     
     Indians are preserved und 
     
     Parks Canadac _ ~ 
     
    
     We musn't forget the 
     
     2—.dayvisit to Labrador! 
     
    
      “  exciting crossing 
     
    
     'to the land of the black flies 
     
     once again encouraged the 
     
    
     Can. Studders to swallow their 
     
     budgeted gravols before the 
     
    
     ferry ride. There was quite 
     
     a difference between the 
     
    
     road conditions in NE‘ID and 
     
     Labrador. At least in NFLD 
     
     Host of the routes were 
     
     paved. It can truly be 
     
    
     said that the road to Red Bay) 
     
     Labrador was torture. 
     
    
     With Andy Robb behind 
     
     the wheel and Prof. Canpbell 
     
     with his eyes hidden within a 
     
     smelly pillow, the students 
     
     wrote their wills. But 
     
     when they finally reached 
     
     Red'Bay‘ , their spirits , 
     
     were better. Here at Red Bay, 
     
     there was an underwater 
     
     excavation of an old Viking 
     
     ship going on. And a 
     
     certain future UPEI 
     
     professor was discovered 
     
     on the barge wearing rubber 
     
    
     . boots and long, tangled hair 
     
     Anna took 
     
    
     tied behind her neck. 
     
     the Studders on a tour of the 
     
    
     small rocky island about 200 yds. 
     
    
     from the Bay's shore, and 
     
     gave an explanation on the 
     
     discoveries at this point. 
     
    
     So,as you can See, the 
     
     ten days of fun-filled, edu— 
     
     cational activities was well 
     
     worthwhile. Rumor hath it 
     
     that next year the Canadian 
     
     Studies majors will travel 
     
     to B. C. on exchange with 
     
     Simon Fraser. 
     
    
     Great thanks must bé 
     
     given to the Student Union 
     
     for their contribution to 
     
     the trip,and also» to Andy 
     
     Robb and Professor Canp— 
     
     bell for putting up with 
     
     the students ( or is it the 
     
     other way around?) . 
     
    
     Cynthia King 
     
    
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