Le Normandie Drummondville

512 Rue Lindsay Drummondville, Quebec, J2B 1H4, Canada

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En route vers L'Ontario...

A travel blog entry by agnescanada2011

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... un fleuve



Poutine, une bonne normalement : voilà ça c'est fait!!!
Donc après mon kilo de frites et mon litre de bière je vais aller me coucher.
Demain bus toute la journée et retour à Toronto.


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Making the World a Better Place and it Paid off

A travel blog entry by thesaharfords

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... I mean visit - dirty Brits.....)!! Adventures on this drive so far have included a drive through the worlds longest covered bridge in Hartford - ya know, cos i ALWAYS wanted to do that. We met a man there with the expedia travel gnome - I asked to borrow it and it felt slightly empowering - I may invest in said gnome for future international travels.....
....We had to also find a Walmart - this was a mission Claire did not want to partake in, ...

Tja...

A travel blog entry by liekse

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Na gisteren zo ongeveer de hele dag gereden te hebben,
onderwijl wat telefoontjes plegend, houden we vandaag rustdag. Dat wil zeggen,
we proberen uit te slapen, maar elke overnachtingsplek heeft wel iets en in dit
geval zijn dat luidruchtige buren. Op zich niet zo erg, als Anna dan niet vlak
daarna wakker wordt….

Daarnaast zijn de mensen hier zowaar nog kleiner, dus het
bed is wat aan ...

More Great Riding

A travel blog entry by xtour

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... weather was perfect today and the scenery amazing.

You may have seen in my previous blog that riders can have the opportunity to be the "goose rider" in memory of Charlie Pester, who was the start of this whole Ride for Dad campaign. We also have with us a moose, and riders can carry the moose along with an Australian flag, in memory of Simon Buckley. Simon was an ...

To Drummondville, PQ

A travel blog entry by andy_n

... it throughout the chaos that is the Trans Canada Highway in the throes of being rebuilt (stimulus money, don’t you know) through Montreal, and out into the mind-numbing dreariness of the south shore of the St. Lawrence river and valley. Total monotony was avoided by way of two-way radios in each vehicle, through which we entertained each other with witty commentary on the passing scene, and alerts concerning unexpected road turns and ...