One of the most wonderful things about staying in Quebec is it's the next best thing to going to France if you can't make it there. The food is fantastic and to hear people saying "Bonjour" and speaking French. And they are friendly oh the hospitality.
Here is the view we had from our hotel balcony. The fall colors did not disappoint!
If you go make sure you get an all inclusive pass to ride the gondola from your hotel booking. And if you have small children plan to ride this a bunch of times!
Great views at the top of the Mountain.
We got lucky with a decent family picture.
A view from the lookout tower. I stayed behind my sinuses were bothering me, remember I was under the weather on this trip and came back with bronchitis!
Here you can see the luge ride from our gondola and Daddy took the kids on it several times. Master liked it but Stuntwoman did not!
One happy boy!
Doesn't it look like fun?
9 comments:
WoW, what a culture shock it must of been for Texas to Canada. The country is just beautiful up there. I'm and Ozark country farm chick who lives on a large(nothin'compared to Tx.) working farm nestled in the hill and hollers of Missouri. You have a beautiful family framing those pictures.
Ya'll have a beautifully blessed Monday!!!
Very cool...
Thank you so much for sharing the photos of your trip. I am enjoying getting to see them very much. Love, Mom
Thank you so much for sharing the photos of your trip. I am enjoying getting to see them very much. Love, Mom
That is awesome!!! (and thanks for the dog honesty too!!)
Wow so cool! great pics amazing scenery! I thought you would get a good giggle out of kooky canuck! Was your assignment out there to find cool places like that? or do you do that part just for fun?
Great pictures! Looks like you all had a fantastic time. :)
Looks like great fun! You're the second bloggy pal to go to Mont Tremblant within one month. I would love to visit other places in Quebec beyond Montreal one day... :)
BEAUTIFUL fall colors! Looks like lots of fun stuff to do. Enjoy all those little trips!
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