After we left the King Estate, we stopped at a couple of lookouts.
There was a lot of haze, and the thunderstorms were rolling in, so the visibility was not great,
but you can see the fields of rural Quebec, and the Ottawa River.
10 months ago
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1 comment:
My maternal grandmother's family was from Quebec and we went for visits when I was a child...You mentioned your cat with extra toes..I wondered who would notice as it just looks like he has big mitten feet...Michelle
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