Quebec!

Caught the $3 ferry that leaves every 30 minutes over to Quebec City-- Very bike friendly!!  There were tons of bikers crossing.  Nice bike racks on a ferry were definately a novelty! We've used many ferries now and each time we have had to just lash our beautiful bike to some random metal post on the car deck...

Oh, Quebec City was so beautiful! (For a city)  It is OLD... this part of the downtown feels like your in France a few hundred years ago.  The streets are cobblestone and steep and that big building there is a Castle!  We rode our tandem bike around town that morning with a baguette strapped to the trailer saying 'bonjour', 'bonjour' to those we passed. 

Beautiful old buildings everywhere...

Camped behind a cornfield... beautiful spot, but the little deamon blood-suckers are relentless here too... those flying blurrs aren't birds.

Its been a little hard to find camping spots around the cities (North of Montreal here).  We biked 97 miles this day and ended up, after much searching, in quite a random spot in another big field of wild grass under two huge electricity towers.  Pretty morning none-the-less.

This is our whole wardrobe hanging to dry.  We were shown the proper procedure by Natalie, our host.  She says we must hang them big to small :)  It is quite common, we have found, in all parts of Canada for people to hang their clothes to dry.  We see it often and I just really like it.

The Paquette family-- after church in Machouche they invited us to come to wash up and share a meal.  After a swim in their pool :) we had this delicious meal and spent the rest of Sunday relaxing and getting to know this awesome family.  It was a beautiful day.  I love this part of the trip.