Having done the northern-most point, we then went to the southwestern-most point. Again incredible views, rugged landscape and lots of walking and stairs...
This point functioned as a lighthouse and also had a long list of ships sunk off the coast during WWI by German U-Boats, including the British passenger ship The Lusitania.
We found the weather much nicer in the south than in the north, no rain! Mary and Joe were a bit warm for the walk.
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Great pictures and a wonderful Blog. Sorry I did't get Bday wishs to Mary and Marc but I sure you had many toasts and Cheers.
Great to see Steve and Al with many comment giving you guys the "gears"
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David, Jane, James, and Anthony on vacation at Mont Tremblant.
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