Uploaded May 2013 | Updated September 2026, 41 minutes ago
There is something special underneath the rock formations that dot the landscape of Elliston; root cellars, used for centuries to store supplies of root vegetables by locals. They are nestled in between stone and moss and are literally everywhere. How many are there, you ask? Over 135 of them. So many, in fact, that Elliston is known as the root cellar capital of the world.
NewfoundlandLabrador.com
There is something special underneath the rock formations that dot the landscape of Elliston; root cellars, used for centuries to store supplies of root vegetables by locals. They are nestled in between stone and moss and are literally everywhere. How many are there, you ask? Over 135 of them. So many, in fact, that Elliston is known as the root cellar capital of the world.
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