Here are a pair of red golf carts resting on the rocky path during a round of Spring golf.

A rolling green allows golfers of all degrees of ability to practice their putting as much as they like without penality.

The golf ball is a short putt to the flagged-pin on this lush green as the sun shines down on a beautiful Spring day on the links.

An example of what a storage cellar would have looked like at the re-created Viking Port at Norstead, Newfoundland. Norstead is located nearby to LAnse aux Meadows, the only known Norse Viking Settlement in North America dated 1000 A.D, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A model Viking wooden bow gives on an idea as to the tools available to the Vikings for hunting local game and defending themselves. This and other exhibits are found at the re-created Viking Port of Norstead, Newfoundland, close by to LAnse aux Meadows.

Vikings crafted wares, such as with blankets and baskets, as demonstrated in this re-creation of a Viking Sod House at Norstead, closeby to LAnse aux Meadows, Newfoundland.

Vikings crafted wares, such as with weaving, as demonstrated in this re-creation of a Viking Sod House at Norstead, closeby to LAnse aux Meadows, Newfoundland.

This boardwalk leads visitors to another World - the World of Norstead, Newfoundland, a re-created Viking Port of Trade found nearby LAnse aux Meadows.

An inside look at a Viking Sod House at Norstead, Newfoundland, nearby to LAnse aux Meadows, gives visitors a glimpse into what Viking Life may have been like in 1000 A.D. with this re-creation of craftswork being done.

An inside look at a Viking Sod House at Norstead, Newfoundland, nearby to LAnse aux Meadows, gives visitors a glimpse into what Viking Life may have been like in 1000 A.D. with this display of fur bedding.