... and the warm sunny weather continues... almost unbelievable for Montreal in November. Here is today's installment:
- the first pic is for the sake of the canoe, taken in Les Cedres, QC. The cedar canoe is a reproduction built in the early'80's, is 44.5' long, carries 22 paddlers and 18 passengers. It sits on permanent display in a waterfront park at the centre of town
- the second is on the waterfront in Hudson QC looking across the Ottawa River at the village of Oka (you can see church spire). The specs on the water in the middle ground are Canada geese paddling about.
- the first pic is for the sake of the canoe, taken in Les Cedres, QC. The cedar canoe is a reproduction built in the early'80's, is 44.5' long, carries 22 paddlers and 18 passengers. It sits on permanent display in a waterfront park at the centre of town
- the second is on the waterfront in Hudson QC looking across the Ottawa River at the village of Oka (you can see church spire). The specs on the water in the middle ground are Canada geese paddling about.