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This story is read by Craig Pelley and is told from the perspective of fictional character "Jake". This story remembers Western Point as a gathering place, where bonfire nights drew people together to share warmth, stories, and laughter against the early dark of fall. From roaring fires to quiet sunsets over Trinity Bay, it reflects how this spot has long been a place of connection, memory, and belonging.
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The Willow Tree Heritage Society is a volunteer-run, non-profit organization. If you enjoy these stories, please consider supporting our work. Your donation — big or small — helps keep our history alive. You’ll find the donation link at: willowtreeheritage.com.
Thanks to the many people who helped bring The Willow Tree Walk to life:
Special thanks to the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador’s Cultural Economic Development Program, for their investment and the Town of Hant’s Harbour for their continual support.
Join us online:
By Willow Tree HeritageThis story is read by Craig Pelley and is told from the perspective of fictional character "Jake". This story remembers Western Point as a gathering place, where bonfire nights drew people together to share warmth, stories, and laughter against the early dark of fall. From roaring fires to quiet sunsets over Trinity Bay, it reflects how this spot has long been a place of connection, memory, and belonging.
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The Willow Tree Heritage Society is a volunteer-run, non-profit organization. If you enjoy these stories, please consider supporting our work. Your donation — big or small — helps keep our history alive. You’ll find the donation link at: willowtreeheritage.com.
Thanks to the many people who helped bring The Willow Tree Walk to life:
Special thanks to the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador’s Cultural Economic Development Program, for their investment and the Town of Hant’s Harbour for their continual support.
Join us online: