Colorful Autumn Family Fun

Ile St-Quentin, Québec, Canada

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Monday late afternoon, late September. There is almost nobody in the colorful park of St-Quentin island. We take the opportunity to enjoy a relaxing family stroll with our one month old first born. He has brought so much color to our life!

The park is quite colorful too as the autumn colors come relatively early in Quebec due to its particular climate.

Red maples are amongst the first trees to change color. Each tree is unique, with different timing and color shades. Inevitably they will all lose their leaves to make place for the winter.

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Lundi après-midi tard, vers la fin de septembre. Superbe journée mais il n'y a presque personne dans le coloré parc de l'île de St-Quentin. Nous en profitons pour une promenade relaxante en famille avec notre premier-né agé d'un mois. Il a mis tellement de couleur dans notre vie!

Le parc est très coloré aussi, les couleurs de l'automne arrivent relativement tôt au Québec, à cause de la particularité de son climat.

Les érables rouges sont les premiers arbres à changer de couleur. Chaque arbre est unique, ayant des variations de couleurs très différentes qui débutent à différents moments. Inévitablement, ils vont tous perdre leurs feuilles et faire place à l'hiver.

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USA-Canada / Canada-Quebec

Lat: 46° 21' 6.61" N
Long: 73° 32' 30.48" W

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