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Another day in La Belle Citee
... a paint by number. I could hardly believe that red purple orange green and yellow all belonged together side by side for real in nature. Random Ship/Passenger Observations: Somehow we got confused and boarded the All Seniors All the Time Cruise. If you are between eighty and ninety you are the average age. I suspect the doctor will be very busy monitoring hearts, indigestion, slip n falls and the like. So far I have seen ONE young ...
Quebec City
... had to reschedule it to another day.
It was icy cold weather, so a few of us decided to get lunch from a place with hot soup and sandwiches. After our walking tour, Todd and I went hunting for places from today's photo challenge. We climbed up the city wall to get a photo, and took a photo in front of one of the murals, but couldn't find the tree with the cannonball in it (one of the challenges).
I was really excited because I found a street called ...
Quebec City and Carnaval
... got our picture taken with a life-size replica of bonhomme!
We continued walking around the carnival and spotted the rafting and tornado slide down the side of the hill. It looked like fun so I decided to give it a go. Jen and Barbara waited down the bottom of the hill and got a photo as I came down. I did the rafting and it was good fun, the tornado looked great too, a circle raft which spun around as it went down the hill!
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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. ...
Quebec, staedtisch
Die Altstadt von Quebec ist eigentlich fast wie Bern. Es geht rauf und runter und die Strassen und Gebaeude erinnern uns an zu Hause. Leider ist das ganze auch etwas gar touristisch, aber wir erkunden auch die etwas ausserhalb des Zentrums liegenden Quartiere, alles ist zu Fuss erreichbar. Am Abend gehen wir in den Hafen. Hier hat heute die 2011-Ausgabe von "le moulin a image" Premiere. Es ist die groesste Filmprojektion der Welt, quer ueber den Hafen an ...
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