A chair by any other name (Summer, Mountain, Adirondack, Muskoka) is still a chair, even if it is a giant chair. This quaint town we have never heard before. A main street lined with historic buildings, small shops, flowers, and population said to be 2,000 in 2010. What awaits us? Read more…
Welcome to Parc national du Mont-Tremblant, Québec’s largest park with a surface area of 1,510 km² (580 sq. mi.). This is the land of the wolf, moose, white-tailed deer and the common merganser. 400 lakes, small and intimate or large and windswept. As far as the eye can see, Read more…
Checking out the neighboring places. Like Ste. Agathe-des-Months. The towns main street is lined with buildings like this. Ste. Agathe des- Monts Church And the little ice cream place.
Driving around with no real purpose but just to discover the small towns of Quebec brought us to the village of St. Adele. And we were in for a surprise as the village had a series of murals lined in their main streets. 13 in total inspired by the tales and legends Read more…
I don’t know what got into us but we drove and drove and drove. At some point there was just no other vehicle behind us, before us or going against our direction. Then we reached St. Donat. 60 kms away from Mont-Tremblant. Where the bread, coffee and soup was oh, Read more…