Three Rivers gave us its all! We enjoyed every bit of it especially the guy, pictured above, laying next to the gutter reading a book of philosophy. The morning was dark from the rain clouds and we had a bite of breakfast in the room to ward off starvation. A break in the rain gave us an opportunity to dash out to Le Brunch for their namesake brunch. The menu was all in French but we managed thanks to the google translate app. Leslie had a spinach crepe and two eggs while I got the casserole of eggs. spuds, and sausage. We drove all around town and found the big performance hall, the museum devoted to paper mills and the gas station that had ice for the cooler. The brunch portions were plenty big but all that driving had worked up our appetite, so back to the room. Oddly enough, our dinner spot was next door to Le Brunch. O'Centros was a straight up meat and potatoes place. Our meat was beef burgers and out potatoes had gravy and cheese curds. Yes, I ordered poutine and I liked it. After dinner it was back to the riverfront for Blues music. There was a blues fest going on after all. Manon Brune was the lead singer of the 9 piece blues band that had everybody dancing or shuffling the night away.
The crepe was huge!
Le Brunch was Le tasty
A large plastic beef was the centerpiece of the restaurants decore. Folks wrote on it in grease paint.
So much rain I had to pull the car over and wait
Hide and go seek
More Blues is going on at this amphitheater
We got some of that wet stuff falling on our heads
Watching the Three Rivers latest styles from our dinner balcony
Red Beer and Red Wine
Chuck T's and a Red Kimono
Dinner on the balcony just looking out at the town
Whoo Hoo Poutine!
Coming down to the river for the music
The sun broke out from behind the sun and lit up the opposite side of the river
The crowd was into it from the start
Lead Vocals Manon Brune
Trumpet, saxophone, drums, bass, lead guitar, and three back up vocals make a nine piece blues band!
It has been 83 days since we began our Migration.
