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Dogsledding Where the Dogs Speak French
“Unless you’re the lead dog, the scenery never changes.” OUTSIDE QUEBEC CITY – That axiom from the world of dogsledding doesn’t apply if you’re the musher. Standing on the runners of a sled with six or seven powerful, yelping dogs … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, dogsledding, Quebec, winter, winter sports, winter vacation
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Montreal, A Beautiful City With So Much To Offer.
Are you looking for a fabulous vacation spot that offers history, music, world class dining, festivals etc…? Then Montreal, Quebec is just the spot for you! Montreal is a beautiful city with so much to offer. They hold the largest … Continue reading
Posted in Destinations, Linda's Blog Main, Main Page
Tagged Activities, Affordable, Annniversary, Canada, Comedy, Culture, Festivals, Grand prix, History, Jazz, Just for Laughs, Montreal, North America, Old Port, Quebec, Tourism, Travel, Trip, vacation
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Quebec City in Winter, Part 5
I have met a master of Quebec’s artistic folklore. She is Yvette Michelin, a maker of intricate, finger-woven sashes created in French Canada in the 18th century. If you are in Quebec when she’s making a public appearance, go. … Continue reading
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Tagged arrow sash, Bonhomme Carnaval, Carnaval de Quebec, Quebec, Quebec City, Yvette Michelin
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Quebec City in Winter, Part 4
Unless you’re the lead dog, the scenery never changes. That axiom from the world of dogsledding doesn’t apply if you’re the musher. Standing on the runners of a sled with six or seven powerful, yelping dogs in front of … Continue reading
Quebec City in Winter, Part 3
It didn’t take long to find my kind of restaurant in Quebec City. In a city filled with cozy cafes and fancy restaurants – meaning $35 entrees and even pricier wines – I sought something different. At home (Nashville, … Continue reading
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Tagged Buffet de l'Antiquaire, Dining, Quebec, Quebec City, restaurants
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Quebec City in Winter, Part 2
These people are nuts. The thermometer says it’s zero, yet there are thousands of people on the Plains of Abraham just beyond the fortified colonial walls of Quebec City – and they’re having an outdoor party. I’m a visitor … Continue reading
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Tagged Caraval de Quebec, Quebec, Quebec City, Quebec winter carnival, winter vacation
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Quebec City in Winter, Part 1
A drippy, not snowy, winter day in Quebec City is a perverse joy. You practically have the oldest part of the city – the tourist area filled with shops, restaurants and historic buildings that teems with visitors in summer … Continue reading
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Tagged Carnaval de Quebec, Champlain, Lower Town, Quebec, Quebec City, Upper Town
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