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In NL there is so much for people/tourists to do and explore. You can spend your time from watching marine life such as sea birds or whale watching, to seeing live local music performances/or artists.
Lots of people enjoy the museums/historic sites such as Red Bay and Signal Hill because NL is full of Heritage.
People in NL love the outdoors so people travel to many of the parks and do activities such as snowmobiling, kayaking, camping and Etc.
People also enjoy iceberg tours, and long fishing trips.
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Even though NL is a fan of Hockey they aren’t apart of any professional leagues, they have many individual leagues.
Some popular sports played in NL include: soccer, rugby and baseball. In NL they have access to many parks/recreation
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