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2008-03-11

Rimouski Impression (V) Pointe-au-père


Memory is not a river of no return, it is so alive and in vain.


This area belongs to Rimouski city, which is famous for its lighthouse and Maritime Museum (Musée de la mer).

This museum commemorates the 1914 sinking of the Canadian ocean liner Empress of Ireland, a disaster which claimed 1,012 lives. This thoroughly compelling exhibit features relics taken by divers from the shipwreck itself and a dramatic 3-D film presentation that documents the events which led to the tragedy.

(Quoted from http://www.quebecheritageweb.com/trail/trail_details.aspx?&trailId=32)


Lighthouse:



Museum with part of it slanting the same way as the wreak does on the sea floor 8 miles off the point:


Rimouski Impression (IV) Downtown


Memory is not a river of no return, it is so alive and in vain.


A historic house, which is located at 1, rue de l'Évêché Ouest. It is now used as a café -- Aux Bienfaits (chocolaterie, patisserie, café et sandwich):


Traditional Cathedral church versus modern opera:



Christmas eve:



Night view of Cégep :



Snow sculpture at Université du Québec à Rimouski:



Over the rainbow:


Rimouski Impression (III) Parc Beauséjour

Memory is not a river of no return, it is so alive and in vain.



Canada Day, fireworks:



2008-03-10

Rimouski Impression (II) Sentier

Memory is not a river of no return, it is so alive and in vain.



Every October, I came here to watch snow gooses:


2008-03-09

Rimouski Impression (I) Saint Lawrence River

Memory is not a river of no return, it is so alive and in vain.

Rimouski is a Canadian city in the central part of Bas-Saint-Laurent region in eastern Quebec. It is located on the south shore of the Saint Lawrence River at the mouth of the Rimouski River, north-east of Quebec City (Quoted from wikipedia).

(snapshot from google map)

Graceful Saint Lawrence River in her most magnificent moment -- sunset:

Brilliant deep blue broad river:


Sitting on this "Ocean liner", I feel as if the ship were moving and the ocean wave were pushing it from side to side; the entire river opens before me.



What a life:



I love taking a walk along this rive after lunch:



Winter, peaceful, quiet. At the first glace, I felt I were shifted by strong wind to Arctic.



Fishing in these cute matchboxes:



Wanna have a picnic?


 

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