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Monday July 12 - 1937
Left Chateau Cap Chat at 8:45 in the
last day of the trip. The sun is out in full
glory, but the dirt roads are when hard and
rag dusty.
Five miles north of Chat one got a fine view
of the Chicchochets and pretty Table Top Mt.
Later one had other glimpses of the range,
being the headland at St. Joachim de
Tourelle showed a series of marine terraces jutting
out up to 400'. The lower one at about 60' was
seen again and again as we traveled northward.
Farther N, to Riviere de la Maste one
see much Quebec, mostly the lower Laurentian
divisions.
At the Puroeau Artoun the strike of the
Quebec goes out to sea with a more northerly
angle by from 15-30 degrees from the land. One saw
this condition run and run again farther north.
Farther north the grad rises to about 2000'
at one the sea