Monday, July 19, 2010
Louisbourg - Old French Fort
From PEI we drove through rain and storms and back through time to Cape Breton's Louisbourg - a French fort and fishing port in 1700s. One fifth of the fort has been carefully reconstructed for tourists to come and relive - including dining in authentic inns and eating typical sailors' port fare (bread, cheese, sausage, beans, fish soup, and a whole lot of blandness).
Monday, July 12, 2010
PEI - blustery, cloudy, relaxed...
Arriving at PEI for the Kells' (and the World Cup!!)
The Confederation Bridge that joins New Brunswick to Prince Edward Island...
We drove all day out of Quebec, through New Brunswick and over to Prince Edward Island to get to the Kells'.
Football final at the Kells'Simon and Genevieve: Our hosts and friends in Quebec
We had a great time with a very warm welcome from these guys who took time out to show us around and give us endless tips. AND, this great dessert at the restaurant they work at... the Chocolate platter - divine!
Hope to see you guys again soon, especially if you are coming to Hong Kong.Quebec City
The Chateau Frontenac - Old fortification and old town in Quebec City
Lower old town...
The summer festivals (and heat wave) continue in Quebec city... viewing the backstage and sunset on top of the old city wall.
Fleury Latouche Clan
Escaping the heat wave at Terese's place (Reg's step-mum's)
Sasha: Parenting lessons
The family at the pub!
Thanks Reg, Jas, Sydney and Sasha for a very warm welcome into Montreal! It was lovely to visit and stay!
And also a great night out at the International Jazz Festival in Montreal... "Are you agree?" (Emir Kusturica and his No Smoking Band...)
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