Rustic Barn with Red Doors, Ile d’Orleans
Quebec Month / Installment 4
Situated just a few miles north of Quebec City is the Ile d’Orleans, a smallish island of about 20 miles in length (about the size of N.Y.’s Manhattan Island) and one of the earliest areas settled in Quebec. Its coast-hugging main road is filled with postcard-perfect pastoral vistas bordered by wide expanses of the St. Lawrence and distant rolling mountains.
Small Barn Overlooking St. Lawrence River, Ile de Orleans
Early Spring Farm Field, Ile d’Orleans
Old Farm Wagon, Ile d’Orleans
Green Space On the St. Lawrence, Ile d’Orleans
Tombstone with Cross, Sainte Famille Church, Ile d’Orleans
Farm and Silos, Ile d’Orleans
Old Barn with Rusted Roof, Ile d’Orleans
Cemetery, Sainte Famille Church, Ile d’Orleans
Sainte Famille Church, Ile d’Orleans
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makes me want to move back to the country, beautiful!
So true. But absence makes the heart grow fonder as well and makes the memories more dear.
Beautiful job on the photos, very nice.
Thanks!
Gorgeous photography! Love it 🙂
Danielle, thanks.
I always like pictures of cemetery for some reason. You take good pictures.
Thanks for your comments. I like cemetery pictures also, as well as cemeteries generally. I find them to be contemplative places and reminders of the important but transient and fragile things in life, of which we need to make the most while we have the time to do so.
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