Well of course -- that is why one leg is longer than the other. In all seriousness I find the St. Lawrence River and Valley to be fascinating and well worth any time that can be spent along it. In the past few years my forays have either been between Trois Rivieres and QC or the Seaway. I have been to Sorel a few times and that would seem to be the closest place of choice for me but there was a bridge out that resulted in a fairly substantial detour - hopefully that is repaired by now. During the summer months I live literally on the border on Lake Memphremagog, about 5 miles west of where Interstate 91 enters Canada at Derby Line/Stanstead. I used to spend all my time photographing railroads and visited Dorval quite a bit but the sameness of today's railroads has shifted my interest to ships.

Well of course -- that is why one leg is longer than the other. In all seriousness I find the St. Lawrence River and Valley to be fascinating and well worth any time that can be spent along it. In the past few years my forays have either been between Trois Rivieres and QC or the Seaway. I have been to Sorel a few times and that would seem to be the closest place of choice for me but there was a bridge out that resulted in a fairly substantial detour - hopefully that is repaired by now. During the summer months I live literally on the border on Lake Memphremagog, about 5 miles west of where Interstate 91 enters Canada at Derby Line/Stanstead. I used to spend all my time photographing railroads and visited Dorval quite a bit but the sameness of today's railroads has shifted my interest to ships.