Quebec is so full of surprises! This farmer, doesn’t like tractors, so he does all his farm work with horses, wow.
The neighborhood of La Baie, Quebec
Mega ice fishing cabins in La Baie, over 600 cabins!
This ice fishing village was even bigger than the one in St. Fulgence!
We called these upheavals in the ice “ice volcanoes.”
Chicoutimi, Quebec – Little White House – Flood Survivor
In July 1996, the Saguenay River received an incredible amount of rain. As a result, the river overflowed, bursted its banks and caused several landslides, 7 casualties and took over many buildings. For no apparent result, one tiny white house managed to survive through the daily pressure of millions of gallons of water and debris, the equivalent of the amount of water running over the Niagara Falls.
The house now operates as a museum dedicated to the Saguenay disaster.
“Le Gros Party!” The Quebecois know how to have a good time with the company of friends and family.
This was a really big catch compared to the little smelt that everyone was catching.
Snowmobile Girls
Renting ice fishing cabins is a booming business.
Yves ran the rental place for the ice fishing cabins. He also works for the Saint Fulgence Fire Fighters and is just a great guy!
Shooting the Breeze Around the Tailgate
There wasn’t much room for this little tyke to run around in the cabin, so her parents came up with a novel way to keep her occupied.
Raynald Turcotte has been an ice fisherman for years. He said that last year he caught 3300 fish and counted them all.
Out Enjoying the Winter Weather
St. Fulgence has many spaces for walking and staying active.
With the sidewalks covered, it is commonplace to see people strolling along the road.
Canadian Mosaic 
I like all the beautiful pictures expesally the 1 with the dog.