After a day of walking (over 9 miles, 23,000+ steps, 80+ flights of stairs) we decided we needed to do something that did not involve so much activity.
So we drove northeast to the small town of Les Eboulements and stayed at a bed and breakfast. We’ve never stayed at a B&B before, and I felt like I was a visitor in someone’s home. Which I guess we were.
In the morning we left after a home cooked breakfast served on the screened porch. We headed up and over the mountains on roads like this:
We saw many signs warning us of steep downhills. They even gave us the percentage of the grade. The steepest we had was 18%.
And though this is moose and whale country, the only moose we saw were these….
…and the only whale was this one at a park in Saguenay which was the furthest north we got.
We also saw a lot of this….
…and had to follow a few of these through road construction sites:
But we also got to see a lot of this…
…and this…
…and this…
…and especially this:
We wished we had time to go further north, it just kept getting prettier. But it was a long day in the car and we were glad to get back to our B&B.
Because in the morning it was time to head south for more adventures.
Stay tuned!












September 22, 2015 at 9:03 pm
Your trip is reminding me of the road trip husband and I took to see my brother in Minnesota – we drove through western Canada on our way home.
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September 23, 2015 at 8:23 am
Road trips are fun, aren’t the Carol! Glad we could bring back memories. Canada is so huge! We wanted to keep going north…but we had to turn back.
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September 23, 2015 at 7:27 am
Wow! Gorgeous!
I’m a big fan of bed and breakfasts. I think it helps you get to know the locals better and to really get a feel for the area. You always leave feeling like you made new friends.
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September 23, 2015 at 8:24 am
Yes, I liked the innkeeper, though she was pretty much all business….at the end though she really smiled and held my hand to say goodbye. Could have been my mom, but I imagine we’re pretty much the same age.
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September 23, 2015 at 11:19 am
Such beautiful scenery, Dawn. I must put Canada on my Need-to-Visit list!
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September 23, 2015 at 11:37 am
How beautiful, Dawn! And faraway. I wanna go!
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