After leaving Quebec City we had calm water as we headed down the river. There was fog for the first two hours so the radar and GPS maps became very important in careful navigation. The last hour to our stop for the day was a very light chop and the fog cleared.
Going from Quebec City downstream on the St. Lawrence River about 80 miles to the marina called Marina Cap-a L’aigle. This excellent small marina is about 3 miles downstream from the town of La Malbaie, on the north bank of the river.

Glad we had not planned to get gas at this marina. The part of the dock with fuel is being rebuilt and the gas pump and it’s dock were high and dry!

Dock supports that are completely out of the water due to the low tide. By morning these will be covered with 15 feet of water.

Heading back toward the marina from town. the sign shows where we were this morning in Quebec City (in kilometers) and where we are going tomorrow, the town of Tadoussac at the mouth of the Saguenay Fjord.
Did I see a patch of blue sky in one of these pictures??!!! Beautiful little town, so quaint.
HI Elizabeth and thanks for the comment. Yes! We did get 3 or 4 rays of sun with blue sky after it had rained on us as we rode the bikes into town…and then the clouds returned and we got more rain. No wonder everything is so beautifully green around here! We are loving it all, and the people are so friendly and helpful. Have a great day.
iboats’ Captain,
Brun