Gaspé

All went well till the eighteenth of August, when there was a strong head-wind, and the ships ran into the Bay of Gaspé.

Denys then took up his residence, sometimes at Miscou, sometimes at Gaspé or at Nipisiguit.

The brilliant afternoon sun of a typical Canadian Autumn day shone down upon Gaspé basin.

There was a party of Americans on their way to a Gaspé river—veteran anglers, who had frequented these rivers for some years.

Thirty miles south of Gaspé is the little town of Perce, also a fishing-station.