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3 more days in Quebec
Up Saturday morning and out the door. We started at the Museum fo the Fort.It had a multi media show about the French and British battle for Quebec. In the 1770's. Btitain won. Then on to the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity. This is an Anglican church in Quebec. While we were deciding what else to do, we noticed that the streets were blocked off …
Meeting family in Quebec
Drove the northern shore of St Lawrence river. Had to take a ferry at Tadoussac and then stopped for lunch. Nice scenic drive through the Charlevoix region of farms.
Arrived at Hotel Port Royal just before Stacey, Matthew, Brenda, Justin, Owen, Kim and Christina. Very pleased with the accomodations. We went to the upper city for dinner at La …
Around Le Ville De Quebec
Early visit to the market to buy fresh bread and fixings for breakfast. Everyone was happy with that. We took a historic walking tour of old Quebec. Very informative. Learned about the French, English Colonial and Canadian periods. Walked around the Chateau Frontenac and then down winding roads and staircases to the lower city. Saw where the …
A great last day
Started the day with a run up to battlefield park. Quebec is a great running / walking city. We had another breakfast from produce at the Farmer's Market. Then we drove to Basica Ste Ann de Beaupre where we spent time in the Church and around the grounds. We visited Montmorency Falls and took the cable car to the top. Walked on the …
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Things are bigger and better in Canada, as they are all over South America. The trucks are mind-blowingly large and look impossible to manoeuvre. The fire trucks included. In general the people are not quite so large but every once in a while someone surprises one!!
Today, promises to be another gorgeous day..29 deg. Way warmer than we imagined and with a hint of humidity it feels CHAUD! Hard ...