This is the small city where I work this summer. Coaticook was founded in 1826. Pop: 9285. The city and the surroundings villages are known for their production of milk and dairy products. Sometimes, Coaticook is refered as the "city of milk". There is even a festival of milk there in the summer. The "Coaticook" ice-cream brand, famous in Quebec, originates from this city. The city is also known for its canyon (la gorge de Coaticook) and its pedestrian bridge.
Coaticook is here.
The other places showcased in this thread are highlited. Martinville and Huntingville are not on the map. Many pictures were taken on the road between those places.
Drought
Coaticook river
Countryside ahead
Long bridge
Purple flowers and cliff
Dry river
Montréal, USA
Coaticook housing
Allée des Marchands
Downtown Coaticook II
Downtown Coaticook I
Truck
View
Beware of cows
Yellow field
Another farm
Yellow
Hitting the road again
Farm and mount Orford
Silos
Tractor
Country house
Kaeslin
Martinville house
Enjoying the view
Dam in Martinville
Martinville
Martinville dam
Grande ligne road
Bird and cloud
Abandonned house II
Abandonned house I
Blue sky
Coaticook/Barford
Martinville church
River
Grande ligne
Mont Hereford
Winding road
Silos
Truck
Grit
Church and view
Coaticook VI
Tombstone
Cemetary
Angel
Coaticook church
Coaticook IV
Uplands
Uplands
Huntingville dam
Woods
Electric line
Cookshire fire truck
Countryside
Sainte-Edwidge church
Accomodation Karine
Historic buildings
Coaticook III
Bridge and canyon
Long bridge
High bridge
Canyon
River
Coaticook I
Bridge from above
Farm on the road
Sainte-Hermenégilde church
Little girl playing
Lonely barn
Scenery
Lilac and view
Dixville accomodation
Dixville house
Dixville church
Lake Wallace (VT on the other side)
Cloudy sky II
Cloudy sky I
