We stayed for three days in this beautiful harbour, maintaining the engine (replaced both fuel filters, removing problem of presence of air in the fuel system), hiking and biking around, grocery shopping, socializing with sailors. There is a famous restaurant with a musical program on one side and a microbrewery with a small restaurant where you can try freshly brewed beer and taste local fishery delicacies. In addition, right from the marina, there are trails along the river and into the mountains, where you can pick tasty mushrooms. One of the places where, by coincidence or fate, you meet new friends who want to help you and are able to hear about your project. Thanks, Bruno and Dominique, for your help and attention to our project Sail for Science.
Ready for the biking tripCrossing the river by bridgeCrossing the river by feet and weelsCrossing the river in a suspended cartL’Anse a Beaufils RiverDocked in the harbour with Bonaventura Island in backgroundSustainable roofingYellow and blue favorite colors, our hearts with Ukraine!Biking along Highway 132 with photo ups:)The old house near the shore with a view of Bonaventura Island Cap d’Expoir LighthouseCap d’ExpoirNorthern Gannet on the flyNorthern Gannet gliding on the wingsBiking shadows:)With Bruno and Dominique near his AstroCatWith Bruno in his self-build Tiguidou (nice name, means Allright, sounds great)Inspecting the engine with Bruno Cheers! with Bruno and GlenPit Caribou microbreweryWarm talks with Jean-Michel and his friend at the fire pit Demonstrating CTD at work to the harbourmaster DominiquePlot of data from CTD cast in the L’Anse a Beaufils at high tide. Generally say, a good state of the environment in the harbour with normal oxygen saturation and Chl a and fDOM concentrations. The backscatter’s transparency is higher due to the river water flow into the harbour.Leaving the L’Anse a BeaufilsBruno’s Tiguidou is leaving the harbour with usGood Luck, Bruno!Oceanolog sailing away from Bruno’s point of view
