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Artist's Paradise
... Saint-Paul is located, it immediately became apparent why so many artists, musicians, writers and poets have fallen in love with this area. Jeff and I stopped our car and got out to take in the striking views. There was an incredible light that reflected against the mountains which contrasted against the Saint Lawrence River. Perhaps this is the essence of what the artists wanted to capture in the paintings I have admired all these ...
Baie-St-Paul - Parc national des Grands Jardins
... au Québec.
Ici les Québécois vont très tôt au restaurant pour diner, comme nous sommes un groupe de 10, Mireille a réservé une table pour 18h pour être sur d’avoir de la place. Personne n’avait vraiment faim, mais les bonnes odeurs du Café des Artistes ont finis par nous faire succomber au charme de la cuisine Québécoise.
Le 26/09/12
Comme les autres jours, je suis de bonne heure sul’piton (être matinal), je n’arrive ...
Getting the Lay of the Land
... Notre-Dame de Quebec). It's quite pretty inside. In the back were these huge costumes used for the Fete de La Nouvelle France.
We then ate lunch at Au Petit Coin Breton where we had some yummy crepes. I had an egg and spinach crepe, DD had a boar crepe, and DS and DH shared a three-course meal with French onion soup, salad and a strawberry crepe. I loved the white lace caps of the servers that are part of Brittany culture.
After lunch, we walked around some more and ...
Quebec City & Surrounds
... founded 1608 and by 1665 there were 550 people living in Quebec City. Quebec City was popular with the British and Americans all wanting a piece of it, with the British winning and in 1764 the whole of what is now Quebec Province (and was then called New France) was handed over to the British. In 1774 British Parliament passed the Quebec Act which recognised French Law, French language and Catholic religion in Quebec City. In 1977 the ...
Island of soldiers!
... a nap!) and wondered why army vehicles kept going past. When we finally got on the ferry we discovered that it was already nearly full of army soldiers! It felt very strange to be among the few civilians, especially as they all had weapons (with blank firing attachments), including bazookas! A lot of them were wearing full camouflage, including face paint. ...
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