The next morning they got up early. "So, what's the plan for today?" "We are going to go explore the surrounding countryside." And they headed east, and took the bridge over to Isle d'Orleans, which is situated in the middle of the St. Lawrence River. It's a picturesque drive through rolling farmland... ...passing centuries old barns... It was a bright, sunny autumn day... ...as they made their way around the island... At the westernmost tip of the island, they stopped to take in the view of the city in the distance. ...just as a large ship sailed by. Later that afternoon, back on the mainland, they explored the south shore of the river in Levis, across the river from Quebec... There were three huge cruise ships, including the Queen Mary 2, docked at the base of the Old City... ...almost dwarfing the impressive Chateau Frontenac rising high on the cliff overhead... "No wonder it's so crowded over there."
Nancy
3/11/2023 08:31:46 am
Love that he’s holding a map as they explore.
Martha
3/11/2023 11:33:25 am
A map is the only way to know where one is going, and, like me, he prefers the paper kind where you can see the entire area at one glance.
Dorothy
3/11/2023 07:21:19 pm
Another lovely day in the sunshine. Everything is so incredibly beautiful. And there is so much to see. Photos must be abounding for them.
Martha
3/13/2023 08:07:28 am
Yes, it was lovely sunny weather most days they were there. Although that can be challenging for doll photos.
Donna
3/12/2023 10:42:26 pm
Isle d'Orleans is lovely! They picked a beautiful area to explore. I love the way you show them enjoying the countryside, and how you have them posed casually touching one another as they share their day.
Martha
3/13/2023 08:09:11 am
it is a beautiful place. And was our back-up destination after the second morning of trying to find a parking spot in Quebec City (with no luck). So we went elsewhere. Comments are closed.
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