Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec Part 2

The next day was lovely in the AM, but heavu rain was forcasted beginning in the afternoon. 

We therefore took the opportunity to linger at our campsite until 11AM, then traveled on through Perce, which looks like a lovely town (though we didn't stop with the rain), and drove as far as a campsite on a place called Cap Rouge. 

Camping du Cap Rouge is worth it on a rainy if you have a Passport America membership (half off member sites during low seasons). While the rest of that day was spent inside the RV, away from pouring rain, the next morning proved fine indeed. 

The cove outside our Kodiak's window was a fairly nice view, and a pack of seals showed up for a morning fish, or maybe even just to stick their heads above water and say hello.

You'll have to take my word for the seals though, as they weren't easy to catch on camera from afar (they are in the water in that shot, though: little black heads poking above the surface).

We left early enough and headed for Frollion National Park a day later than planned.