We finished up at the mosaics and snuck in a lunch in at another park. Then we drove to old town Quebec where Leslie plotted parking. It took us to three spaces next to a sculpture and a church. What a find in this very crowded area. We may have paid for parking, or not, as the machine was most unforgiving. We strolled up and down and east and west and all around. On Rue St Louis we saw a sushi place and thought it best to stop. We felt that a sushi roll would replenish essential fishy bits that we had depleted on our walk. We stayed the 2 hours that we may have paid for and then went off to St James Street for a book. I found a great book for 4 bucks and the chocolate museum was across the street. Back in the car for SQDC and then to the pad.
A quick packed lunch of pumpernickel ham sandwiches and pickled cucumbers
Old Town churches
Hand and feather in foreground
Round glass all around
This city has layers
More glass windows
Small streets
Small paintings for sale
Not the most entrance for a restaurant
Heads withing heads
Love the green copper
Lumberjacking
Tragic sculpture accident slices head clean in half
One wing takes on many shapes
A near disaster
A street and a sauce
An entire walking tour looked at us eating
Some sushi athat Leslie ordered
and we both enjoyued
Detailed stained glass window
Fish scale zinc roof tiles
Street art
The remanent of the old walled city
They grow 'em tall here
Book Return slot
More glass
St james Street
The museum of chocolate is best enjoyed with spicy cholate gelato
Nice beans!
Cacao and the large beetle
This is a hell of a chocolate dispenser
French speakers can enlighten me as to this odd item
A chocolate dress, and purse
Eaters Bunny Dreams
I will take one set please
Leslie's new doo
Artisans show
A great place to have a sit down
Very buttress-esque
Public art all about
The artists ally
Copper Etching
They make your nose itch
Which kind of pain I wonder???
It has been 86 days since we began our Migration.
