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@dbcurren.bsky.socialOct 11, 2026, 6:39 PM

#Cliffs rising above the #GulfofStLawrence, #ForillonNationalPark, #Gaspesie, #Quebec #Canada #Gaspe

A long cliff face rises in the distance across the waters of the Gulf of St Lawrence in Forillon National Park in the Gaspe in Quebec.
@dbcurren.bsky.socialOct 3, 2026, 10:25 PM

#Sunset over the #GulfofStLawrence, north shore, #Gaspesie, #Quebec, #Canada
#SunsetSky #crepuscular #QuebecSky #CanadaSky #Gaspe (let me know if this is getting tiresome)

A deep orange sunset over a rippling body of water.
@dbcurren.bsky.socialOct 3, 2026, 8:54 PM

#Sunrise over the #GulfofStLawrence, north shore of #Gaspesie, #Quebec, #Canada
#QuebecSky #CanadaSky #SunriseSky

An orange sunrise over a thin dark band which is presumably low-lying clouds over gently rippling body of water.
@dbcurren.bsky.socialOct 3, 2026, 2:28 AM

#Sunset over the #GulfofStLawrence, north shore, #Gaspesie, #Quebec, #Canada
#SunsetSky #crepuscular #QuebecSky #CanadaSky #Gaspe

A diffuse but vivid sunset over water on the left and some dimly visible structures on the right.
@dbcurren.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 10:20 PM

#Sunset over the #GulfofStLawrence, north shore, #Gaspesie, #Quebec, #Canada
#SunsetSky #crepuscular #QuebecSky #CanadaSky #Gaspe

Bands of pinkish orange extend through the sky like fingers above a placid body of water.
@dbcurren.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 1:03 PM

#Sunrise over the #GulfofStLawrence, from the north shore of #Gaspesie, #2 #Quebec, #Canada
#sunrises #SunsetSky #CanadaSky #Gaspe

Orange and yellow sunrise over blue water.
@dbcurren.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 12:01 PM

#Sunrise over the #GulfofStLawrence, from the north shore of #Gaspesie, #Quebec, #Canada
#sunrises #SunsetSky #CanadaSky #Gaspe

Vivid orange sunset over a blue body of water.
@dbcurren.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 2:23 AM

The Moon over the #GulfofStLawrence, #Gaspesie, #Quebec, #Canada, 9:08 pm, Sept 30/26
#moonlight #MoonSky

The Moon peeks through the clouds and shines brightly over a large body of water, which reflects the moonlight in a brilliant, narrow band.
@dbcurren.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 10:18 PM

#Crepuscular view of the #GulfofStLawrence, from the north shore of #Gaspesie, #Quebec, #Canada
#sunset #Sunsets #SunsetSky #CanadaSky

An orange and yellow sunset stretches over a large, placid body of water with grass, a wood fence and a picnic table in the foreground.
@mollygagne11-63.bsky.socialSep 29, 2026, 3:44 PM

Hello=)💙Percé🩵🍁Wall of Percé Rock-Gulf of St. Lawrence is a gulf in Eastern Canada that connects to the Atlantic Ocean💙💖

💙Percé🩵🍁La paroi du rocher Percé-Golfe du St-Laurent est un golfe de l'E du Canada relié à l'océan Atlantique💙💖

#Photography #Photo #PhotographersOfBlueSky |
#GulfOfStLawrence

"The Gulf of St. Lawrence is a gulf in Eastern Canada that connects to the Atlantic Ocean. With an area of ​​approximately 226,000 km², it is one of the largest inland gulfs in the world. It drains a watershed of 1,600,000 km² that includes the North American Great Lakes."
"Percé is a town in Quebec. It is located at the tip of the Gaspé Peninsula, facing Percé Rock and Bonaventure Island. The village of Percé itself stretches for 3 km between Pic de l'Aurore and Côte Surprise. Percé Rock is a rocky islet with steep cliffs and a natural arch, located in the Gulf of St. Lawrence at the eastern tip of the Gaspé Peninsula, facing the village of Percé in Quebec, Canada. Percé Rock is considered the most iconic symbol of the Gaspé Peninsula."

"Le golfe du Saint-Laurent est un golfe de l'est du Canada relié à l'océan Atlantique. Avec une superficie d'environ 226 000 km², c'est l'un des plus grands golfes intérieurs au monde. Il draine un bassin versant de 1 600 000 km² qui englobe les Grands Lacs d'Amérique du Nord."
Percé est une ville du Québec. Elle est située à la pointe de la péninsule gaspésienne, face au rocher Percé et à l'île Bonaventure. Le village de Percé lui-même s'étend sur 3 km entre le pic de l'Aurore et la Côte Surprise. Le rocher Percé est un îlot rocheux aux falaises abruptes et doté d'une arche naturelle, situé dans le golfe du Saint-Laurent, à la pointe orientale de la péninsule gaspésienne, face au village de Percé, au Québec (Canada). Il est considéré comme le symbole le plus emblématique de la Gaspésie."