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May 15th 2017
Published: December 25th 2017
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Geo: 45.5075, -73.558710th - 14 May 2017 Montreal and Quebec After returning to the UK in early April we carried out the usual tasks, habitation check and engine servicing for Astrid, dentists, opticians etc for us as well as visiting friends in various places. The first weekend home the weather was amazing, reaching 20 plus then it changed for the worst and we had a very cold 5 weeks. We had a... Read Full Entry



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Montmorency Falls on edge of Quebec Montmorency Falls on edge of Quebec
Montmorency Falls on edge of Quebec
This explains the attack by General WolfeThis explains the attack by General Wolfe
This explains the attack by General Wolfe
It is positioned at the top of the footpath the British soldiers used to ascend to the Plains of Abraham, field at the top of the cliff above Lower Old Town.
The snow geese have arrived!The snow geese have arrived!
The snow geese have arrived!
Not a good photo but to record the arrival of the Snow Geese from southern USA. They are resting and refueling for onward journey further north.
Lots of cafes.Lots of cafes.
Lots of cafes.
Another street sceneAnother street scene
Another street scene
Le Chateau FrontenacLe Chateau Frontenac
Le Chateau Frontenac
Inside the Chateau hotelInside the Chateau hotel
Inside the Chateau hotel
Steep roofs encourage ice and snow falls.Steep roofs encourage ice and snow falls.
Steep roofs encourage ice and snow falls.
Part of the Plains of AbrahamPart of the Plains of Abraham
Part of the Plains of Abraham
Lots of streets to amble around.Lots of streets to amble around.
Lots of streets to amble around.
Steep passages.Steep passages.
Steep passages.
Atmospheric and did enjoy the music.Atmospheric and did enjoy the music.
Atmospheric and did enjoy the music.
Art Installation of red poppies at Southend Art Installation of red poppies at Southend
Art Installation of red poppies at Southend
Unfortunately it was not possible to walk close enough to get the effect of a wave washing ashore.



19th May 2017

Aranza.hurst
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Lovely photos! Quebec is so beautiful. I was there when I was a teenager. I am sorry we didn't see you during your stay in the UK in April. Travelpod is closing in the 19th of June, please let me know where will you be publishing your blog
afterwards. I do really enjoy your photos the description of places. Have a lovely lovely time. Lots of love Aranza

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