RnP's dangerous journeys

This trip was too short.

I could've kept on for a couple more days like that but here we go.

We left on friday late with the train towards QC. La Ros went idle right after having an extensice Snack but the Train was having some open W-Lan and I was browsing the hell out off the internet!

We arrived around 10 and checked into some cozy small B&B right in front of that Wolfe Obelisk.

The next day was clear and beautiful. We got up early and had a classic eggy breakfast in some tourist trap. Then the sight-seeing started and it was just brilliant given the perfectly clear sky and bearable temperatures of just minus 10. We went to the Fortress and had a nice guided tour by a frankophone student named Maude. After that we went for lovely Crepes and went back to the hotel for a quick nap.

Later on we went for dinner in St.Amours and the food was just brilliant. The amount of Fois Gras that I've consumed must've shorten my life by years.

Ros convinced me of visiting the lower part of the city. this lead to us running into some sort of parade and we even drunk a little Carribou which was liquid displeasure in it's purest form. The Caribou aside was this a perfect day though!

We slept like Rocks and woke up and went to eat breakfast (more fois gras omg) in some fancy place Liv was suggesting. There was a friendly Ninja-master too. We then entered into what would be best described as a very inconsistent museum experience, with the French American museum being the possible all time-low off all over-styled and meaningless modern museums ever, and the war-museum the (imho) more interesting part. I kinda liked the diorama they've build and animated with little flashlights and such. Gave me solid 80's vibes really. After that we went back to grab our backs got into the train went home and and and. reminder - never eat at pubs you don't know.

We were in an interesting location, had great food, an cozy hotel and there was a tightly wrapped Ros too. I really enjoyed this first trip to the max.

I got around to make some photos too! Pease click on the images to enlarge them.

Houses build on the cliff-side.