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Discovering the Gaspésie
... by the music among my fellow French-Canadians was the moment when I fell in love with French-Canadian culture. I got back on the train and went on to Trois Pistoles. While at Trois Pistoles, there was work to be had as well as lots of time for fun and discovery. For one of the long weekends, a group of us decided we would hitch-hike to see the sights of the Gaspésie (a.k.a the Gaspé Peninsula). Our intentions were good however ...
Quebec City to Perce Rock
... family room and we are all pretty comfortable.
We walked along the boardwalk and took pictures of the Rock. The waves were really rolling in. We are really on the ocean now. We had supper at an overpriced tourist trap and then back to the hotel to blog and play with our electronic gadgets.
The weather is much cooler here on the ocean and we will have a comfortable night.
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Breathless in Gaspe
... that I believe exists only in Quebec. After many hours, nine to be exact, we arrived in Perce and have a great room overlooking the Perce Rock. We walked the downtown area looking for interesting things including a place for dinner. It appears that seafood prices are sky high, so we opted to buy a cooked lobster, salad, and beer at the grocery store and ate at the hotel on a picnic table with the million dollar view. One last comment: Day three for Barb with the SAME shirt ...
Bienvenue en Gaspésie!
... d`ici (ou plutot quebecois!) la peninsule de la gaspésie fait partie de la province du québec, et c est un tres bel endroit : villages de pêcheurs, les montagnes appalaches et les falaises vertigineuses qui dominent sur le golf du st laurent, ou le fleuve du meme nom se jette dans l`atlantique...c`est charmant, c`est la gaspésie!
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Perce Rock
3rd Sept cont.
We were now heading around the other side of the peninsular, so were now going west. The rain started to ease when we stopped at a view point to watched the Fur Seals bobbing around in the water. From there we carried on to Perce and then walked along the stoney beach to Perce Rock. Unfortunately, the tide wasn't out enough for us to walk to the rock, but we did get some lovely close views from where we were.
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