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    Self portrait: by mlisaho, Views[180]
         		 Because the city used to be a fortress, there're cannon balls and cannons scattered all around the city and along the city walls.: by mlisaho, Views[131]
         		 See the cannon ball?: by mlisaho, Views[137]
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         		 Walking the cat: by mlisaho, Views[197]
     
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         		 In New Town, the oldest grocery store in North America.: by mlisaho, Views[354]
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    Quartier Petit Champlain in Old Town: by mlisaho, Views[205]
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         		 Rabbit restaurant. Yes, rabbit.: by mlisaho, Views[241]
         		 Randomly around the city you would see painted murals depicting old times.: by mlisaho, Views[189]
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         		 And you could get them dipped in milk or dark chocolate. It was excellent! The chocolate was so thick the ice cream could have melted and it wouldn't have leaked out.: by mlisaho, Views[204]
         		 The ice creams came in several different sizes, bebe (this one), mini, midi, regular and grande.: by mlisaho, Views[235]
         		 Tour mate Sam eating a grande milk choc dipped ice cream.: by mlisaho, Views[200]
         		 Maison Alphonse-Desjardins, the house of Alphonse Desjardins. He was the founder of caisse populaire, a co-operative savings and loan company that encouraged the working class of the 1900s to save and plan for the future. Apparently up to this day, every Quebecian has a savings account with this bank.: by mlisaho, Views[251]
     
    Maison Alphonse-Desjardins, the house of Alphonse Desjardins. He was the founder of caisse populaire, a co-operative savings and loan company that encouraged the working class of the 1900s to save and plan for the future. Apparently up to this day, every Quebecian has a savings account with this bank.: by mlisaho, Views[255]
         		 A coffee grinder: by mlisaho, Views[224]
         		 An old washing machine, a sign of a rich family in the 1900s: by mlisaho, Views[210]
         		 Interesting birdfeeders. Several times now in various cities, I've seen bird feeders hung on random public trees.: by mlisaho, Views[302]
         		 Shale rock high up on Levi, see the layers? So the water was a LOT higher in years past.: by mlisaho, Views[1062]
     
    The St. Lawrence River, on our way to Levi: by mlisaho, Views[243]
         		 Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac, apparently the most photographed hotel in the world.: by mlisaho, Views[967]
         		 The killer slope up to the hostel.: by mlisaho, Views[320]
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         		 One of the entryways into Old Town.: by mlisaho, Views[237]
     
    You can't see it, but this one's an asparagus, spinach and swiss cheese crepe. Hot on the inside, crispy on the outside. Very yummy!: by mlisaho, Views[252]
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         		 Everything in Old Town (within the walls of Quebec City) looks straight out of a classic fairytale.: by mlisaho, Views[1560]
         		 Tour mate Laura and I: by mlisaho, Views[196]
     
    The break-neck stairs. Doesn't look too bad in the pic.: by mlisaho, Views[200]
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         		 Walking the wall: by mlisaho, Views[221]
     
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