Four Points Quebec Quebec City

We will post trip information here as soon as it starts. For 2010, we will continue planning the project and look for Sponsors that are willing to invest and support the Project. All indications in that regard is ...

... br>Danach konnten wir auch noch feststellen, dass das Wasser im Camper gefroren war! <br>Zum Glück haben wir im Motelzimmer übernachtet, dass war wohl ein Wink des Schicksals. Denn die Innentemperatur im Camper zeigte -2 Grad an.<br><br>Heute fuhren am St. Lorenz-Strom entlang nach Levis. Am Abend gönnten wir uns ein feines Schweizer Käsefondue. Mahlzeit!<br><br><br><br>

The stories of Quebec City being a piece of Europe located right here in Canada are so true. The buildings, the streets and the shops are intriguing and offer much to explore. We board a free electric shuttle that motors all through old Quebec. We venture ...

We depart mid afternoon to Toronto and catch a delayed connection to Quebec City to arrive very late Thursday evening. Our stay is at a the Hotel Chateau Laurier, a mid range full service hotel adjacent to the Military Armoury. The room is small but the price is just right. There is a St Hubert Chicken in the Hotel - this place also serves breakfast. <br><br><br>

... it was cold and windy and wet and full of hills. Plus, someone tried to sell me a $15 hamburger (made of duck meat) at Montmorency Falls. The Falls would have been quite pleasant and worth exploring if not for the weather and our infirmities, so we journeyed further east to the town of Ste-Anne-de-Beaupre, site of a cathedral, or what ever, where miraculous healing of the lame was said to take place. Some of our number harboured secret hopes.<br><br>The Cathedral ...

... get some practice in (or learn) before I hit California so I can glide effortlessly along the beach front! Hmmmm may need a lot more practice. Took it fairly easy as I was slightly worried about the possibility of snapping a leg at the start of my trip but was good fun and finished up in good health (well the same i started in). Neither Catherine or I had eaten yet so we headed to the supermarket to get late lunch/dinner. Bad idea hitting the supermarket hungry, we got A LOT of food ...

... me up and moved me to an all girls dorm (yay) and proceeded to give me my rented blankets consisting of ONE scratchy wool blanket. I was unimpressed. I slept in my clothes and used my jacket as a blankie. So early this morning, I realised everyone has actual sheets. Apparently, I should have gotten some too. I now have a complete set of sheets and blanket for tonight. Perhaps I will actually sleep ...

... that Unesco proclaimed the ENTIRE Old Town, which is inside the city walls, as a World Heritage site. Considering the number of tour busses entering daily, we're not the only ones appreciating this city. We tried to make the most of our two nights and 1.5 days in the city. The hostel where we were staying made it that much easier as it location and facilities were great. This is by far the best big hostel we stayed in so far on our trip ...

... excited because it was the first time that I had been a werewolf! And I won! One thing that was odd about the game was that one of the werewolves never revealed himself - he accidentally fell asleep in the first round and then decided it was too late to join in! He was lucky he wasn't eaten! After that we had an evaluation for the atelier - we were given a score and some comments. I was really happy with mine, I got a ten and Jack ...

... maple and honey and other temptations. The apple/pork and honey ham with cheddar sounded delicious but we chose lamb souvlaki to eat. After a short hunt for ketchup (not for me!!) we settled on the bench to wait for the bus that would take us back to the shuttle to the campground. WoW! It was worth the wait. Kira devoured hers entirely! Note to self- it would make an excellent business opportunity in Ottawa's Byward market. Jeremy nd his ...