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October 10, Quebec

I was so lucky to catch today’s G2-G3 storm. I drove 3h up north with my puppy and enjoyed the moment. It was cold but worth it.

Pictures from iPhone, 30seconds.

u/Candid-Elk-7941 — 4 days ago

Parts of the Avalon Peninsula Newfoundland & Labrador, October 2026

First trip to NL and certainly not the last! What a beautiful province. I'm so grateful to live in such a beautiful, ecologically diverse country!

u/wild_and_fae — 4 days ago

Bylot Island

Still can't believe how lucky I was yesterday. Expected nothing other than overcast sky, but, what a surprise!

u/Brief_Ad7637 — 4 days ago

Beechey Island August 2021

  1. Remains of Northumberland House

  2. Remains of Northumberland House

  3. Mast Left Behind in case follow on sailors needed one.

  4. Mast Left Behind in case follow on sailors needed one. (different angle)

  5. Stuff around the beech

  6. Cans arranged by sailors of follow on search parties and expeditions

  7. HMCS Harry DeWolf at anchor in Erebus and Terror Bay. Vincit qui patitur.

  8. Monument to a French Navy sailor, Lt Bellot

  9. Monument to a French Navy sailor, Lt Bellot

10.Remains of Desmond Henry Fogg

  1. Some of the only plants I saw growing.  Not sure the name

  2. I was told this flower is referred to as a Tundra Poppy.

  3. Grave marker of John Torrington

  4. Grave marker of William Braine, R.M.

  5. Grave marker of John Hartnell, A.B.

  6. Grave Marker of Thomas Morgan, A.B.

  7. HMCS Harry DeWolf at anchor, look how desolate this area is.

  8. This is the Cairn constructed by the Franklin Expedition sailors while trapped in the bay for the first winter.  It was placed approximately 200 meters up at the top of the island. In my mind this is the “Long forgotten, lonely cairn of stone’ Stan Rogers sang of in Northwest Passage.

u/Sir_Lemming — 11 days ago
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(OC) Cannot stop staring

Nothing is gonna get done for the next 2-3 weeks till there are these many colors outside 💛🧡💚❤️🤎

u/Additional-Ad-8831 — 11 days ago
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Perfect leaf peeping timing

It was a total joy visiting the Jacques Cartier National park and staying in a near-ish cottage in Sainte-Brigitte-de-Laval. And all the leaves were aflame all the way! Even just driving around was incredibly beautiful, among all those wild mountains.

u/Babad0nks — 10 days ago