Reclaiming the Body: She turned trauma into a healing dance practice | Creator Network
On the shores of the St. Lawrence River, a unique dance workshop is helping women reconnect with themselves. Called Reclaiming the Body, the workshop is led by Jade Maya, a Quebec dancer and facilitator whose practice draws on Brazilian dance traditions like samba and Middle Eastern dance styles like Raqs sharqi, often called belly dancing.
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Past the turnoff for New Brunswick, towards Rivière-du-Loup.
Such a beautiful area and the town is very picturesque.
I've photographed these horses for many years. I haven't been by here in a few years, though, so hope they are still here. I hadn't realized how long-lived horses were until seeing these for more than a decade. :)
This is close to where one turns off towards New Brunswick.
One of my favourite St. Lawrence drive-bys, because of the old people taking time to enjoy the trail and the old guy is looking at me looking at him. :)
This is part of the drive that is still partially obstructed before clearing for a long while.
Southbound towards Quebec city, more farmland appears. Decades ago, the farmers planted trees to buffer the highway, which, unfortunately, have grown to obstruct a lot of the view.
The drive on the Trans Canada north of Quebec City is pretty while still along the river. The person is biking along a trail that runs along the river. One day, I'd like to stop a while and spend time here. I once lived on the other side of the river, farther to the right.
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