Nature always regains its rights. Even on an illegal dump site abandoned six years ago in a wooded area of Saint-Gabriel-de-Brandon. Shrewd shrubs intertwine with gold rods and herds-to-pastor to form a strange colourful bouquet that sits above a huge pile of waste. Failing the possible contamination, their roots plunge and fret a path between piles of concrete, ceramics, plastic, electrical wires, and even old mattresses...
Nature always regains its rights. Even on an illegal dump site abandoned six years ago in a wooded area of Saint-Gabriel-de-Brandon. Shrewd shrubs intertwine with gold rods and herds-to-pastor to form a strange colourful bouquet that sits above a huge pile of waste. Failing the possible contamination, their roots plunge and fret a path between piles of concrete, ceramics, plastic, electrical wires, and even old mattresses...
You know what they say about Quebecers. That they are nice, conciliatory, that they do not like chicane. This trio of qualities is an asset in many situations, but perhaps not in terms of public finances.