Couette & Cafe L'Arvidienne
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Randonnée en traineau à chiens!
Salut! Et oui, on a mis du temps à nous consacrer aux activités hivernales, mais une fois qu'on s'y met, on y va à fond! Moi (Anais), y'a une chose que je voulais absolument cet hiver, c'était la randonnée en traineau à chiens! Et pour mon plus grand plaisir, Mathieu s'est occupé de tout réserver! Alors samedi matin, levés tôt, nous voilà en route …
The small Swiss-inspired town
Quebec City was a little surprise.
We drove up the old town and walked to 'Vieux Quebec' and ended up in front of the impressive Château Frontenac. It was build in 1665 by the Canadian Pacific Railway.
It reminds rather of a small Swiss or Austrian town than of a Canadian. You wouldn't really know you ...
Val Jalbert and Quebec City
... way including the summit of the falls and a great view out over the majestic Lac Saint-Jean and Val Jalbert site. I descended the rest of the way to the bottom of the mountain and then walked around to Rue Labrecque. Val Jalbert was even better than I had hoped! I knew it was a ghost town, but I never imagined how decrepit some of the houses would be. All of the houses on this street were falling apart. The roofs caved in from years of heavy snow and no maintenance. ...
Quebec
... under one of the main highway like roads up to the hill with some amazing art murals painted below it. Ours beers arrived on a revolver-like lazy susan, and there were quite a few, some fantastic. We then swung by a pizza shop recommended and headed home. The next day Joe and I headed out and did some further exploring of historical city, starting with a pumpkin latte. We walked in to the massive castle like hotel on to of the hill. ...
Picnic table thieves, the Capital, and the french
... keep looking at us giggling and talking to their dad in french ... about us. Awesome! It wasn't anything bad but I felt very ignorant. They carried on talking and I heard them say something about not speaking english and I added (in french with a terrible accent) that we do no speak french, just to confirm with them. We also admitted to the father in english that we did speak a little but not enough to carry on a conversation. At one point the littlest girl ...
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