Taking Bay Bulls by the Horns

A tour boat leaves Bay Bulls with people hoping to see whales, puffins and icebergs. –Photo by Steve Bartlett/The Telegram. 1 height:500px;width:333px Twenty years after the moratorium, Bay Bulls remains a busy and beautiful spot. Take a photo tour of the community, and if you're interested, add to this photo gallery by sending your Bay Bulls shots — whales, bergs, boats, whatever — to telegram@thetelegram.com. –Photo by Steve Bartlett/The Telegram 2 width:500px;height:333px A punt sits a few feet from the harbour in Bay Bulls, with the marine base as a backdrop. –Photo by Steve Bartlett/The Telegram. 3 width:500px;height:333px Twenty years after the moratorium, Bay Bulls remains a busy and beautiful spot. Take a photo tour of the community, and if you're interested, add to this photo gallery by sending your Bay Bulls shots — whales, bergs, boats, whatever — to telegram@thetelegram.com. 4 width:500px;height:333px This is one of two new subdivisions in Bay Bulls. A lot of the houses are apparently being bought by people from Southern Shore communities who work in St. John's but want to live close to home. –Photo by Steve Bartlett/The Telegram 5 width:500px;height:333px

The Pennecon Energy Marine Base in Bay Bulls employs around 50 people. –Photo by Steve Bartlett/The Telegram 6 width:500px;height:333px The Bay Bulls Sea Products fish plant in June 1984. At the time, the building was the focus of a permit dispute between the owner and St. John's Metropolitan Area Board. 7 width:500px;height:349px