Old Quebec
I've never seen this plant before. Anyone know what it is?
This is a vegetable garden used to supply local restaurants.
I would've love to take this tour, but it was quite expensive for our whole family to go on.
The foliage was so pretty.
A quick glimpse inside one of the shops.
We loved seeing all of the shops. I wish we had stopped in more of them.
And of course, we couldn't leave out the Canadian post. I even forced myself to go into a post office and order stamps in French! (It was terrifying)
Beautiful fountain
Tim, who is allergic to pumpkins called this place "Death village." That giant puppet-like thing was pretty awesome.
This pirate ship display was pretty cool too.
City hall
This small alleyway had a bunch of art. Again, I wish I had spent longer here and bought myself a present. (The boys rushed through so I didn't get as much time as I had hoped. At least Tim got a neat picture)
Chateau Frontenac
St. Lawrence River
This guy was hilarious. He was walking around the boardwalk and asking tourists for "a small donation." Once you gave him a donation, you rolled a dice and he had a task to complete depending on what number you rolled. Tim got a 1 and the guy had to sing a song. He chose to try to get through Despacito, which was hilarious. It was just a fun time so we went with it.
In my search for poutine, I found Le Chic Shack, which I had read about before our trip. Yummy lunch. Heads up though, they roast pumpkin seeds in the same oil they cook fries and poutine in. Glad I asked (in French.. yay!)
Patiently waiting in line while mom takes an extreme close up:
Poutine
Tim's burger
Me and Tim
The place we stayed
Our view from the porch.
On Sunday we took a trip to the aquarium. Tim took some AWESOME pictures. I'm going to share his blog with you tomorrow and you can see his pics there. Here are a few of my guys.
Foliage just down the road from where we stayed
D just chilling out at the house
For a long weekend, we did a lot! Hope you enjoyed the pictures!
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