I'm a frequent visitor to Canada these days. It is my n°1 destination whenever I feel like getting away from it all in Europe and armed with a camera, a dictaphone and a hire car, off I usually go.

Four journeys spring to mind - namely my epic voyage of Autumn 2010, that of Autumn 2011, that of Spring 2012, and back again inlate Summer 2013 . Each voyage of course has its own index, but there are many occasions where I found myself crossing the path of a previous journey so it made a great deal of sense to combine the pages of those stages into some kind of merged record of the voyages.

This therefore is the index of these merged pages to help you navigate along the roads that I travelled on those voyages. I just hope that you can find your way better than I can.

I'll make sure that I tell you when to turn off so that you can continue along the route that brought you to this page - and who knows? You might even rejoin our little trip as our paths shall certainly cross in the future.

• THE INDEX FOR THE 2010 JOURNEY
• THE INDEX FOR THE 2011 JOURNEY
• THE INDEX FOR THE 2012 JOURNEY
• THE INDEX FOR THE 2013 JOURNEY

THE MERGED ROUTE FOR THE YEARS 2011, 2012 and 2013

• The Chemin du Roy
• Trois Rivières

THIS IS WHERE OUR FOLLOWERS FROM 2010 JOIN THE TOUR

• The Town of Lévis
• The Ile d'Orléans
• The City of Québec

THIS IS WHERE OUR FOLLOWERS FROM 2013 LEAVE THE TOUR

• The Beaupre Coast
• St Joachim and Cap Tourmente
• Over Cap Tourmente
• Petite Riviere St Francois
• The Charlevoix Visitor Centre
• A view of Baie St Paul
• Baie St Paul
• Ile aux Coudres
• Les Eboulements
• Cap aux Oies
• St Irenee
• Gil-Mont and Rodolphe Forget
• La Malbaie
• St Simeon
• Baie des Rochers
• Baie St Catherine
• The Saguenay Ferry
• Tadoussac
• Bergeronnes
• At the Docks - Les Escoumins

THIS IS WHERE OUR FOLLOWERS FROM 2011 LEAVE THE TOUR
AND ALSO WHERE OUR FOLLOWERS FROM 2015 LEAVE THE TOUR

• Les Escoumins and Longue-Rive
• Portneuf-sur-Mer and Forestville
• Pessamit and Raguenau
• Raguenau and Outardes One
• Pointe aux Outardes
• Pointe Lebel
• Baie Comeau Town
• Baie Comeau Port

THIS IS WHERE OUR FOLLOWERS FROM 2010 LEAVE THE TOUR
AND ALSO WHERE OUR FOLLOWERS FROM 2014 JOIN THE TOUR
AND ALSO WHERE OUR FOLLOWERS FROM 2015 JOIN THE TOUR
AND ALSO WHERE OUR FOLLOWERS FROM 2016 JOIN THE TOUR

• leaving Baie Comeau
• Franquelin
• Franquelin River Hydro Plants
• Godbout
• East of Godbout
• West of Godbout

THIS IS WHERE OUR FOLLOWERS FROM 2014 LEAVE THE TOUR

• Pointe des Monts
• the Phare de la Pointe des Monts
• Sentier des Naufragés
• They Call Me Trinity

THIS IS WHERE OUR FOLLOWERS FROM 2016 LEAVE THE TOUR
Well, actually we went back to the ferry at Godbout but never mind

• Pointe aux Anglais and Riviere Pentecote

• Port Cartier
• Gallix

• Clarke City
• Sept Iles
• Waterfalls of Minganie
• Sheldrake and Riviere au Tonnerre
• Magpie
• Old Labrador
• Havre St Pierre
• Aguanish
• Natashquan - the end of the road
• The Lower North Shore - by icebreaker
• Harrington Harbour - part I
• Harrington Harbour - part II
• Harrington Harbour - part III
• Harrington Harbour - part IV

THIS IS WHERE OUR FOLLOWERS FROM 2012 LEAVE THE TOUR
AND ALSO WHERE OUR FOLLOWERS FROM 2014 REJOIN THE TOUR
AND ALSO WHERE OUR FOLLOWERS FROM 2015 REJOIN THE TOUR

• Blanc Sablon and Brador
• The Road to Middle Bay
• St Paul's River
• Old Fort Bay - Vieux Fort
• This really is the end

However, dealing with all of my notes and photographs is not the work of five minutes, and so the links will let you know the point that I have reached in publishing my adventures. Keep checking back to see what new links have been added since your last visit.

Meantime, I shall leave you with the immortal words of the legendary Philaster Chase Johnson who had similar challenges upon his time when writing his magazine, the name of which I have unfortunately forgotten.

"Cheer up. The worst is yet to come."

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