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North Shore Quebec

baloches

Cruisin' Guzzisti
Joined
Feb 9, 2009
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Location
Mascouche, Quebec
I've been fortunate lately having equipment to commission throughout the province. Last week I had to head up the North Shore, a beautiful region of Quebec located along the northeastern portion of the Gulf of St-Lawrence. This region is basically built around big hydroelectric complexes, iron ore and aluminum production and the pioneering pulp & paper industry.

I checked the weather and caught a break all week with unseasonally warm and dry conditions, that's all I needed to avoid using the usual service truck.
First stop was Baie-Comeau, about 650 km from home, all along the St-Lawrence.

Taking the ferry across the Saguenay river, looking west
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The cold fresh water from the Saguenay and the warmer brackish St-Lawrence stirs up a very rich stew for whales. There were several belugas near the coastline.

Looking east
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Always room for a bike on the ferry
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Coastline in Ragueneau near Baie-Comeau
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Birds of a feather...
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After Baie-Comeau, I had some business in Port-Cartier and had some cold rain for about 150 km's, but nearing the destination the weather broke and I was treated to a beautiful sunset.

This is Riviere-Franquelin
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Riviere-Pentecote
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The Pot O'Gold!
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The next day I rode up to Sept-Iles (Seven Islands for you unwashed masses!) about 100 km's up the coast.

Sept-Iles coastline, all very nice sand with very cold water!
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Sept-Iles
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I rode home from Sept-iles on Friday, about 1000 km day. The Norge was fantastic throughout the ride. Pictures cannot show the beauty of this ride, I have been there several times but on the Norge every turn brings beatiful landscape and a smile.

Cheers
Kai
 
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