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September 8, 1960
Overview
Three communities at the foot of the Charlevoix cliffs, Petite-Riviรจre, รฎle-aux-Coudres and Les รboulements, practise the myriad trades of the sea. Its men are sailors, stevedores, longshoremen for the coasting trade. In winter, they becomes caulkers, carpenters and timer-cutters who will build a new vessel if required, or repair, caulk and paint the over 150 wooden schooners that ply the St. Lawrence River.
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