Classique Quebec City
2815 Laurier Blvd Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
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Picnic table thieves, the Capital, and the french
... my eyes still shut, that this would not be the best course of action. So I tried a couple of different methods to non-confrontational avoid a scene. The first was to shine my headlamp around the tent and act like I was just waking up... alas this did not work. Second, Jen offered to go out and have a word with them, again I was not biting (but I was pretty sure I was getting a look, different than the look in Moose Jaw, but one that said I needed to do ...
A Perfect Storm
... time - but instead of acidity and hints of pepper, oenophiles would describe this vintage as having an earthy aroma, spiced with cat's pee. Definitely not a 100-point wine, it's score would be somewhere near zero, perhaps even lying somewhere in the negative region ...
Luckily, an escape was available - down to the Marche du Vieux Port, the market at the old port, for the scent of flowers ...
Fin du voyage
... personnel à régler aussi…Ça faisait beaucoup en peu de temps. J’ai décidé d’aller de l’avant avec cette journée et de la conclure positivement avec mes souvenirs. J’en retiens que du positif de ce voyage. J’ai appris, j’ai grandi, j’ai vécu… Sur ce…en conclusion, voici une petite phrase que Carmen m’a dit, que j’aime bien. : Tu ne fais pas un voyage, c'est le voyage qui te ...
Côte de la Californie
... plat pour mettre la tente. Entk, on est reparti pour se rendre à San Francisco. Notre plan était de prendre la route 1 qui longe la côte, on me l’avait conseillé car c’était très beau. Effectivement, cette route est magnifique, ça vaut le détour. Par contre, tout le long c’est sinueux, ça monte, ça descend et ça tourne amplement. Ce fût encore là, une bonne expérience pour moi. La route nous a ...
100620 - Quebec City
... a great experience, we loved it! The people were friendly and helpful and we had no problem communicating even though French is spoken by 95% of the residents of Quebec City.
By the way, Jim was really impressed with our Garmin GPS. She pronounced all of the French street names just like he does. For example, Jacques Cartier is pronounced “Jack-wes Car-tee-er”. We laughed at her pronunciation (or rather, I did). ...



