By June two years later, Marnie made her way up Trinity Bay, drifting off Stone Island like a wandering thought. The sea birds circled overhead, and the water, cool but bright, was her companion. Whether she was following the feast or seeking quieter currents, only she knows. But with each ripple, Marnie stitched her own path along the coast.

As July of 2024 arrived, Marnie’s journey continued, sighted near Long Point Island, and not long after, she was seen brushing past Bonavista. Two sightings in quick succession—proof that Marnie’s summer was full of adventure. The coves and headlands of Newfoundland offered her secret shallows to explore, spray and sunlight ever at her side. Marnie’s knack for appearing at just the right moment stitched her into the stories of each spot she visited.

Have you seen Marnie? If you have a photo or a memory of her near the waves, add your story to hers. Every sighting helps us map Marnie’s route and fill in the mysterious gaps along her travels, adding richness to the tale of how these gentle giants move along our shores.