Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom I got bored today and decided to post some of the pictures from my vacation to Quebec City this past July. Hopefully this link will work! <a href="http://tinyurl.com/ggeds" target="_blank">http://tinyurl.com/ggeds</a>
Originally Posted By Disneymom443 Thank You Tom, the pictures are great. it is so pretty, I love the horse carrage ride, did you try them?
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom This was actually a little experiment. I wanted to see if the pictures would actually post and stay up. I have had good luck in the past trying to post pictures to various websites. I'm very pleased that this one is so far still working. Oh and thanks everyone! I'm glad you are enjoying the pictures. It was such an incredible vacation. Quebec City is my favorite city in the world. Unfortunately I did not have the opportunity to try one of the horse drawn carriage rides. I did have a lot of fun walking all over the "Old City" as well as L'Petite Champlain ( the section of the city up against the St Lawrence River outside the walls.
Originally Posted By Lake Nona Thanks for the pics, Tom. We always visit Montreal 2 times a year. They do have day trips to Quebec City or you can take Via Rail from the Montreal trail station. Would like to try the run in the winter.
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom Your welcome Lake Nona. I love Montreal too. Oh course I'm related to half of the city.
Originally Posted By Lake Nona >>Montreal trail station.<< I do say my typing is poor today. It's train station, or la gare centrale.
Originally Posted By disney pete great pics Tom it looks a great place a guy who i work with is going there next week he got really cheap airfare 290 pounds return.
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom He's going to love it! Right now we have incredible airfare to the UK ( $290 US dollars roundtrip before junk fees ).
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom Oh course I had realized how much Chateau Frontenac looks like ToT.
Originally Posted By avromark Well Quebec City is fine, esp for those who grew up in a military family, those silly 24 "heure" clocks.
