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Brrrr! A small “ice cone” can be seen forming slightly to the right of Montmorency Falls in this wintry photo, taken Jan. 13. In the 19th century, giant cones up to 100 feet high would form at the base of the falls, to the delight of climbers, sledders and artists, but the construction of a power station at the top of the falls in 1885 diverted much of the frozen spray. Send us your best frozen photos this winter and we’ll be happy to consider them for publication. (Photo by Oksana Mukhina)

THROUGH YOUR LENS: Miniature Montmorency Falls ice cone reappears

THROUGH YOUR LENS: Miniature Montmorency Falls ice cone reappears…

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Is this a distant landscape? Not at all! It’s very close! QCT reader Roger Bertrand captured this landscape on Aug. 8 during a short kayak trip on the Cap-Rouge River from from the Parc nautique de Cap-Rouge. Send us your photos – of natural beauty or a fun or newsworthy community event – and we’ll be happy to consider them for publication in this space. (Photo by Roger Bertrand)

THROUGH YOUR LENS: Kayaking in Cap-Rouge

THROUGH YOUR LENS: Kayaking in Cap-Rouge

Is this a distant landscape? Not at all! It’s very close! QCT reader Roger Bertrand captured this landscape on Aug. 8 during a short kayak trip on the Cap-Rouge River from from the Parc nautique de Cap-Rouge. Send us your photos – of natural beauty or a fun or newsworthy community event – and we’ll be happy to consider them for publication in this space. (Photo by Roger Bertrand)