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We are now in upper Gaspesie region. There are cliffs, deep valleys, secluded bays, villages, fishing boats and the ever deep blue sea. It's a very scenic road. I might have stopped a dozen of times that day to admire the landscapes! Region has a couple of very beautiful light houses, especially the all red at La Martre! In Mont St-Pierre, mountains seem to drop directly into the sea. It's a place renowned for paragliding and for good reasons! No cities there but only small villages. It can be seen by the abundance of the fauna. In the last decade, I noticed a big decline in insect population where I live, (a far away suburb of a big city), especially large butterflies. But I see large butterflies everywhere here. Same thing for some birds like the swallows. They are very rare now where I live, but they are very abundant here.
Unfortunately, I can't stay in that region too long, as I need to move to my hotel, but it's a place I would definitively return in the future to spend a couple of days to explore.
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Ake Och Emma
Ake Dahllof and Emma Holmbro
Could have been Norway
I've been driving in Norway twice and this photo reminds me of that. Quite often the road ran past waterfalls like the one in the picture. To stop at the occational waterfall is a pleasant way to break a long journey. /Ake