Fall in Quebec, QC
Grandes-Piles on the bank of the Saint-Maurice River, its initial development was related to the logging industry. As logging moved further upstream, the river was used to transport logs by floatation, guided by log drivers. The trees eventually grew back and once again offered their colourful fall parade.
Fall in Quebec, Canada
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What a picturesque village — surely much nicer looking with the trees regrown. Tahoe has a similar history — logged for years and now grown back.
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I think we are learning from our mistakes, logging is of course necessary but forest management has improved.
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just perfect!
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Thank you Andy! I like this church spire which seems to mark the balance of the landscape.
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