Québec Province
Saguenay FjordAround 200 million years ago, a large area of rock between two fault lines collapsed, creating a rift valley that was 160 miles long and 31 miles wide. During the last Ice Age, thick sheets of ice gouged the fjord into the valley floor. When the ice later melted, seawater rushed in from the St. Lawrence River. We visited the fjord yesterday and took a 2-hour tour on one of their zodiac boats. The SelfiesAre we making progress? The PanoramaSaguenay Fjord, from the boat dock.
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Beth and Harry
7/4/2016 12:37:23 pm
Happy 4h, you guys! And Happy Anniversary! I've enjoyed keeping up with your adventures via this blog! Love that you've made connections with locals! Great way to get the best info on what to do and see! Great city and area to explore! Love to you both! Weather has been soggy since Saturday. We've made the best of it at the river, but will be glad when things dry out! Heading back tomorrow.
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Bev Bley
7/4/2016 01:41:54 pm
I love the pictures along with comments! The Sagnuenay is some huge place. If your boat ride was wild, can you imagine the kayakers! Thank you for keeping us up on what you are doing.
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Ruth Ann
7/4/2016 07:01:54 pm
The selfies are marvelous!
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