As winter approaches, we miss Kamou... Photo taken on June 27th, 2005, with a Canon PowerShot A75, from the Moby Dick section.

jessica speaks of herself in the third person as she leads a 10a in Kamouraska, Quebec. it was a very fun route with a bit of everything - crimpers, jugs, a crackline and don't forget the crappy undercling.

In the overhang of the most photgraphic place of Kamouraska, I'm arrive to check where is the key on the slab after the overhang ? To everyone who's pass there don't say to anybody, it's really a part of the fun to find it after few fall !

Sorry, for english speaking... In Quebec we speak french... So, Un départ légèrement déversant avec des mouvements tenant davantage du bloc. Cette voie est parfaite pour ceux qui commence à l'extérieur avec de la technique, elle se grimpe bien et comprend quelques mouvements en force.

Steep and safe, but not easy for it's grade.

Here's a shot of my friend Ingo Leonard, visiting from Swiss Country. Enough said on this route, Moby Dick, 5.fun.

Another great shot by my friend Simon Duhamel. You can really get a good idea of St Andre de Kamouraska with this little panoramic view!

Orthoquartzite climbing at it's best in Quebec! Awesome rock, incredible view (apparently voted as having one of the best sun-set anywhere, by National Geographic), great people, really nice and classical village; and a wicked bakery! It's really, to my opinion, the best sport crag in Quebec. Simon Duhamel, a good friend, took the pic. I could tell you how, but you know what happens after.

This photograph was taken in the route called "Prestation aerienne" (5.11a) at St-Andre de Kamouraska in Quebec,Canada. The climber is Jean-Michel Lussier and the photographer is Simon Duhamel.

This is me in Moby Dick just before the overhang, I like the contrast with the white rock and the angle. Thanks to Dan for taking the pic.

This is Francois clipping in the overhang of Moby Dick. I like the landscape, on the other side, this is the huge St-Lawrence River, almost the ocean. I'll try to find another angle to show you.

This is me clipping in the overhang of Moby Dick. The crux is at the exit of the roof. Nice route with big jugs. I like the witheness of the rock. Thanks to Dan for taking the picture.

This is me in the crux of Pierre Volante, the left hand on a good side pull, the right hand reach a crimp, the next step is to crank on this crimp to reach the liberating jug. Anne took the picture.

This is a real nice easy 5.12, just above the crux, there are jugs that implore : "please, crank on me !" This is what I was doing with pleasure !

Pat climbing in Prestation Aerienne in June 2002.

That's me on a classic route in kamouraska. The best sport climb area in Quebec. This is the overhang on "Tintin in Tibet". Picture taken by Martin.

This was in Kamouraska in mid-october 2001! It was a pretty cold week-end for climbing but the sun was there so can't complain! My dear friend Audrey was taking the picture while my buddy Phil (eco_phil) was belaying. The rock is very cool (quartzite) w

Here is a picture I took on the camping site in Kamouraska. It was Saturday morning, day after we arrived, but it was too cold and wet to climb so we hiked a little on this beautiful shore and took this "postcard" picture!

Je me souviens!