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When in France...

Quebec is by far my favourite Canadian city. The old city is beautiful, atmospheric and cultural and, as usual, the locals were really friendly. We began with a visit to the Citadelle to watch the changing of the guards, a 40-minute long process involving soldiers in English-style red...

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lucy3119 on August 7, 2012 from Quebec, Canada

from the travel blog: Canada and a little USA 2012

Everything's breakfast in Tennessee

As we were packing up the van ready to head to Quebec, a man approached us, informed us that "everything's breakfast in Tennessee", and asked us if we were selling beer. Back to camping again in Quebec after two comparatively luxurious nights in a hostel. We arrived late afternoon in time...

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lucy3119 on August 6, 2012 from Quebec, Canada

from the travel blog: Canada and a little USA 2012

I think we should buy a toaster

"Je ne parle pa francais". I remember that from French. To be more precise, I remember that from year seven French taught by Madam Parker. She was a nasty lady. Probably still is. So, when I say I don't speak French, it's probably very lucky that there are so many people in French-Canadia...

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haveyouseenmypassport on July 1, 2007 from Quebec, Canada

from the travel blog: To infinity!.. and... beyond... uh.....

A bit of old world charm

After being wowed in Montreal with the architecture, Quebec city knocked my socks off. The old city itself has been fantastically maintained, with the original city walls intact, rambling cobbled lanes and houses and hotels older than anything in Australia. The first thing we did upon arrival,...

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no_fosters_thanks on June 29, 2007 from Quebec, Canada

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