This morning was quite overcast and dull but at least not raining…after breakfast rode Bonita down to the Ferry terminal they wanted 10 dollars just to park in the parking lot which seemed excessive to me for my little bike so I found this place….no dollars!!!!
The ferry is only about a 7 minute ride and it does take vehicles the passenger price was only 3 dollars!!
The Chateau stands above all the buildings and as you can they are doing some repair work to the tops floors but have wrapped it around with a mat and painted the mat to resemble the actual building….how ingenious!!!
The first impressions of this beautiful old city are of Europe and then my next impression is a European version of San Miguel in Mexico!!!
Join me as I walk miles around the small streets and avenues!!!
These stars are really popular in Mexico a good way to enhance the deck!!
No reason for this next photo just liked the scene!!
I like this photo too practising my techniques for this I laid the camera on the floor!!
Street scene…
Just like the doors in San Miguel the doors here are fascinating..
Check out the door numbers …superstitious maybe??
Two wall murals very beautiful!!
Just a guy cleaning EXCEPT see below!!
This or Ramona??
I got back to Bonita around 5pm after a wonderful day so glad I spent the time here and this is one of the nicest places I have been to in years!!!
Back at Ramona where the 20 odd RV’s from last night have left but I am sure more will come in this evening.
After I left the McDonalds last night in the parking lot I was having a bit of trouble starting Bonita I think all the rain… whilst I was trying to get her going I saw this group of young men about 18 years old talking about 60 feet away and I saw one of them walk away and come up to me and offered to help…I told him thanks but I did not speak French…no problem he spoke English and he also knew the bike and how to get it going for me!!! Just another random act of kindness!!!
Tomorrow it is supposed to be sunny again and I plan to take Bonita on the ferry and go to some waterfalls and canyons about 15 miles away…stay tuned!!!
4 comments:
I envy you. I just love Quebec City. I find Old Quebec City so interesting, it brought what I had learned in school and what I taught while teaching Canadian History alive.
We're headed east in a couple of weeks, going right through to Nova Scotia to visit our daughter in Annapolis Royal. Can't wait.
Keep on enjoying!
Elaine in Saltair
We also liked Quebec City. It is certainly different than any other part of Canada we've been to.
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Might see you on the road Elaine...very much like Europe but did you see a little bit of San Miguel there too?
I've never been to San Miguel,never did get that far down the coast on the mainland. However, I have been to Europe a couple of times and you're right, Quebec is very European in a lot of ways. That is probably one reason I always enjoy it so much. I look forward to your trip and pictures of the Gaspe. I wonder if the little children still sell boats carved by their fathers along the road sides? I haven't been to the Gaspe for years. Watch for Cod drying racks.
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