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Free time in Canada with my friends
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One of TC’s housemates drove us out to the Isle d’Orleans, which is a quaint little town with vineyards, fruit farms and cute houses with colourful (often bright red) roofs and window panes. Many of the houses had really nice views, and it was very peaceful and country-feeling, even though it wasn’t very far from Quebec. On another day Amanda and I caught a ferry to Levis, a part of Quebec on the other side of the river. You got great views of ...
Not a great day
... and saw some nice shops. Graham said Karine walked his feet off!
They came back to the hotel room after and we ordered takeout and had it in the room. They were heading out later to see the band that she promotes do a rehearsal. I wasn’t sure if I would have gone anyway as it really isn’t my kind of music but after the day I’ve had, I ...
Strange Feeling
Je me sens à part. Je suis l'étrange pour bien des gens, la seule ''chanceuse" (voir ulurberlue) qui veut voir le monde et ses gens. Mais pourquoi dont????????? !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! De constater que beaucoup de gens ne désirent pas s'ouvrir plus que ça sur le monde et découvrir ce qui ...
Quebec
I arrived in Quebec and wandered the very pretty streets. Its a very historical town and very romantic, the hostel i stayed in was within the old castle city walls, standing above the buildings. That night i had a yum french crepe and then the next morning i jumped on a walking tour with a fantastic tour lady. The tour was fantastic and I can't wait to get back to this city, it is just peaceful, tranquil, filled with history and beautiful. ...
J'Adore Quebec
... straight in front of her with a face that asked how dare she be in her way. With the prima donna heading in another direction we made our way up the few stairs as I carried the larger bags that Dad’s hip wouldn’t allow him to and followed the signs to the ‘Gare Centrale,’ hoping Gare still meant station in French. A wander around the station revealed an abundance of delis and sandwich stores, but after having croissants for breakfast ...