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Rocky Cliffs of Fort Amherst

Taken 2 July 2008

This is a cliff that drops below about 90-100 feet into a channel. This view was taken from about half way down the channel. This spot should not be accessed for it now has falling rocks and is very dangerous. A very beautiful site, especially when the tide is high.

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Taken at 47.56356, -52.67999, in St. John's. Copy that into any maps app, or:

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Five more photographs at Fort Amherst, St. John's, each at its own spot:

More to see at Fort Amherst, St. John's

Five photographs from around here. Each one was taken at its own spot — open it for directions to exactly there, rather than to the place in general.

View of the East Coast from Fort Amherst, Fort Amherst, St. John's
Beautiful view of the East Coast in Fort Amherst. To get at this area, it is closed off now due to falling rock, so it is very dangerous. It is right on the edge of the cliff.2 July 2008
View of Cabot Tower from Fort Amherst, Fort Amherst, St. John's
This is a beautiful view of Cabot tower and a boat coasting by. This is a very hard location now due to falling rocks and is closed off. However, a very beautiful view.2 July 2008
Cannon Overlooking Cabot Tower in Fort Amherst, Fort Amherst, St. John's
A picture of one of the old cannons that used to protect our channel. It overlooks the Cabot Tower and is a spectacular view of our history.2 July 2008
Fort Amherst Lighthouse, Fort Amherst, St. John's
A view of the lighthouse that overlooks our channel in Fort Amherst. You can see much of the east coast from here on a clear day.2 July 2008
Fort Amherst, Fort Amherst, St. John's
From here, you can see some of the lighthouse, the caves where soliders protected our Downtown St. John's and the rocky shore of Fort Amherst.2 July 2008