A lot of muds, some creeks, rocks and hills, under Hydro-Québec, our power corporation here in Québec.
We were in the middle of nowhere somewhere between Ange-Gardien and Sainte-Anne.
Where is the truck???
My winch was very useful this weekend.
Completed - Ange-Gardien/Sainte-Anne, Québec
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This weekend I had great time. 2 offroading-camping-fun days with my friend.
A lot of muds, some creeks, rocks and hills, under Hydro-Québec, our power corporation here in Québec.
We were in the middle of nowhere somewhere between Ange-Gardien and Sainte-Anne.
Where is the truck???
My winch was very useful this weekend.
A lot of muds, some creeks, rocks and hills, under Hydro-Québec, our power corporation here in Québec.
We were in the middle of nowhere somewhere between Ange-Gardien and Sainte-Anne.
Where is the truck???
My winch was very useful this weekend.
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maricard - Off-Roader
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Amazing stuff Marc! Love the photos. Those first two look like calendar material to me.
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Looks like a nice trip. I think a lot of times we don't appreciate the effort it takes to get good pictures while on a trip like that. You have to plan ahead and have some willing help.
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Trail X wrote:Amazing stuff Marc! Love the photos. Those first two look like calendar material to me.
Glad to know that you love it.
I would love them to be on the calendar.
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maricard - Off-Roader
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navigator wrote:Looks like a nice trip. I think a lot of times we don't appreciate the effort it takes to get good pictures while on a trip like that. You have to plan ahead and have some willing help.
I took a lot of pictures to have few good one.
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maricard - Off-Roader
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maricard wrote:Trail X wrote:Amazing stuff Marc! Love the photos. Those first two look like calendar material to me.
Glad to know that you love it.
I would love them to be on the calendar.
Unless you have two that you like better already in that thread, please add these so I don't forget about these when I'm compiling the pictures.
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