Gaspé Peninsula
During his five autumn trips (1929 to 1933), he travelled to the Gaspé Peninsula twice on foot and by car. He also went to the north shore of the t. Lawrence River and the Natashquan River. As a man accustomed to Europe, he was very interested in the novelty of Quebec culture. In 1930, he published "Gaspé Peninsula" in his journal, the first in a long series of articles about Canada, especially Quebec.