CORNER BROOK , 50km south of Deer Lake, is magnificently sited, surrounded by steep wooded hills dropping down to the blue waters of the Humber Arm. However although it's Newfoundland's second largest city there's not really a lot to do or see, as it's essentially a pulp-and-paper producing town supplying newsprint to much of the world, and a large mill on the waterfront pours out smoke from its stack. DRL Coachlines stops at the Robertson's Irving petrol station near the Trans-Canada, about 3km from the centre. From here, City Cabs (tel 634-6565) or Star Taxi (tel 634-4343) … more »
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