Eastern Townships Collection

Canada, Quebec, Estrie Region, Asbestos, Jeffrey Mine, worlds largest open pit asbestos mine, autumn

Canada, Quebec, Estrie Region, Saint-Benoit-du-Lac, Abbaye St-Benoit-du-Lac, Bendictine Abbey, built 1912. Dom Paul Belfort, architect, hallway details

Guthrie Covered Bridge In Blowing Snow; Saint-Armand Quebec Canada

View Of Ulverton Wool Mill, Eastern Townships, Quebec, Canada

Fall Colours, Cows In Field And Mont Sutton, Sutton, Eastern Townships, Quebec

Pond And Cattle Near Mansonville, Eastern Townships, Quebec

Autumn Colours Reflected In Water, Eastern Townships, Quebec, Canada

Orchard, Apple trees -Malus domestica- in blossom in spring, Bromont, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

Trees reflected in water in early morning light, Foster, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

Canada, Quebec, Lake Long Pond. Sunset on lake and forest. Credit as: Gilles Delisle / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Canada, Quebec, Lake Long Pond. Island in morning fog. Credit as: Gilles Delisle / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Canada, Quebec, Eastman. Pumpkinseed fish close-up. Credit as: Gilles Delisle / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Canada, Quebec, Eastman. Canoe on lake at sunset. Credit as: Gilles Delisle / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Pumpkins in the field at harvest time, Granby, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

Pumpkins and squashes at the autumn market, Granby, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

Pumpkins, squashes and gourds at the autumn market, Granby, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

Autumnally coloured sumac leaves, Bromont, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

Maple trees -Acer- with bright autumn coloured leaves, Sutton, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

Pine tree forest in the snow, Shefford, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

Road through forest with snow, Fulford, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

Trees and boats on Yamaska River in evening light with threatening clouds, Waterloo, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

Hayfield raked in geometric patterns, Compton, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

Soy field, Compton, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

Mowed hay field with a striped pattern, Compton, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

Flower garden, Knowlton, Eastern Townships, Quebec, Canada

North America, Canada, Quebec, Eastern Townships, Magog. A sunlit street in downtown Magog

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"Discover the Eastern Townships: A Captivating Blend of Natural Beauty and Cultural Heritage in Quebec, Canada" Nestled in the picturesque Estrie Region of Quebec, Canada lies the enchanting Eastern Townships. This captivating destination offers a myriad of attractions that will leave you spellbound. Begin your journey in Asbestos, home to the renowned Jeffrey Mine - once the world's largest open-pit asbestos mine. Explore its fascinating history and marvel at this colossal excavation site. Continue your exploration to Saint-Benoit-du-Lac, where tranquility awaits at Abbaye St-Benoit-du-Lac. Immerse yourself in Benedictine traditions as you admire the stunning architecture and soak up the serene ambiance. For nature lovers, Lake Long Pond is an idyllic retreat. Witness a breathtaking sunset over its shimmering waters while being surrounded by lush forests that paint a mesmerizing backdrop. Experience winter wonderland at Guthrie Covered Bridge in Blowing Snow; Saint-Armand Quebec Canada. Watch as snowflakes dance around this charming covered bridge, creating a scene straight out of a fairytale. Immerse yourself in local heritage with a visit to Ulverton Wool Mill. Marvel at its rustic charm and witness firsthand how traditional craftsmanship has stood the test of time. As autumn arrives, be captivated by Mont Sutton's vibrant fall colors juxtaposed against grazing cows on vast fields - truly an awe-inspiring sight that showcases nature's artistry. Mansonville offers another glimpse into rural beauty with its peaceful pond reflecting autumn hues while cattle graze nearby –a perfect harmony between man-made structures and natural landscapes. Spring unveils Bromont's apple orchards adorned with blossoming Malus domestica trees –a fragrant spectacle that promises bountiful harvests ahead. Foster invites early risers to witness trees mirrored perfectly on tranquil waters under soft morning light–an ethereal moment that encapsulates the region's serene charm.