Every month, the bloggers to the Picture of the month publish a picture in relation with a theme given.

All the pictures are published on each respective participant blog on the 15 of each month at 12am, Paris time.

This month, the theme is “Nostalgie”.

This remind us the beginning of our adventure abroad and illustrates the first time we took the plane to Ireland. The beginning of the end!

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Olivier, Anne, Véronique, Virginie, Shandara, Jo Ann, Sandrine, Fabienne, Damien, Marie, Nolwenn, Céline in Paris, Anne fra Sveits, Célia, Caro, Guillaume, Mandy, Titem, Cynthia, Caroline, Doremi, Sophie, Tambour Major, Nathalie, François, Mélanie, Célia, Chris, Godnat, Clara, Viviane, Tania, Christophe, Chouchou, Thib, Genki, 100driiine, Gouli, Danièle, Ludo, Carole, Alice, Céline, Carolette, Claude, Marion, Pépinette, Sébastien, Yadie, Dorydee, L’azimutée, Marion, blogoth67, DelphineEtJulie et Cynthia

Each year at this time takes place at the Bonsecours market sell-off of Quebec fashion. Quebec designers sell their excess inventory or samples at a reduced price … It looks great!

It is true that there is enought tol search for hours on the two floors of shops, but I think you mustn’t come with a clear idea and maybe you’ll fall on the gem! Designers present are for me in the “classic” section. No original cut or with the effect “WoW”, but casual clothes of good quality.

What I learned: The brand Soia & Kyo for his japanese cuts that I’ve already heard.

To do again next year ! And maybe I’ll find my gem!

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Today we celebrate our 6th month in Canada, and we have already accomplished many things in our life:

* Each one has a job we like
* A flat
* A car
* A summer ice hockey season
* A Winter ice hockey team
* A radio show about ice hockey for Marek
* Seen  a Habs game at the Bell Centre for the 2010 Play-Off
* Met Rock Voisine
* Although begun to discover the province of Quebec and Vermont

In summary, we are happy!

Every month, the bloggers to the Picture of the month publish a picture in relation with a theme given.

All the pictures are published on each respective participant blog on the 15 of each month at 12am, Paris time.

This moth, the theme is “A poil(s)”.

Illustrating our lives around icehockey here (the season has started recently), Ginger also showed it!

Olivier, Anne, Véronique, Virginie, Shandara, Jo Ann, Sandrine, Fabienne, Damien, Marie, Nolwenn, Céline in Paris, Anne fra Sveits, Célia, Caro, Guillaume, Mandy, Titem, Cynthia, Caroline, Doremi, Sophie, Tambour Major, Nathalie, François, Mélanie, Célia, Chris, Godnat, Clara, Viviane, Sept Pour le Québec, Christophe, Chouchou, Thib, Genki, 100driiine, Gouli, Danièle, Ludo, Carole, Alice, Céline, Carolette, Claude et Marion.

We took the weekend of 3 days of Thanksgiving to explore the wonderful autumn scenery of Quebec.

First, we went to Cape Tourmente a step in the migration of snow goose from late September to October. This place is simply wonderful in its nature already rich, but even more impressive when 80 000 goose were gathered in a setting autumn. We do not expect such a sight! I will not say more images speak for themselves …

The cap tourmente :

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Dazzled by the colors, we decided to continue our drive to the Baie-St-Paul in Charlevoix region, a village supposedly the “most photographed of Quebec.” When you reach the city, as the name of the city indicated, we saw a bay surrounded by hills. The city itself is full of art galleries and art shops, decoration shops, restaurants … The architecture of houses in the main street is very charming, very typical for my taste.

Baie-St-Paul :

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As we had three days, we didn’t stop there, and had time to discover (for me) and re-discovered (for Marek, who had already seen it in winter) the Isle of Orleans. What to say except a good change of scenery and a return to nature. The season is perfect, we’ve seen all round the island of garage sales, self-pick apples, merchants of potatoes, pumpkins … We made some very interesting provisions. The cultures of the island are very diverse as each corner of the island.

Driving around, we stopped in St. Pierre at the tomb of Felix Leclerc a songwriter known for his song “moi mes souliers” (me my shoes), which explains why the shoes are left on his grave.

Hence we had a view of the Cathedral of St. Anne de Beaupre, the Crane Island and Quebec to name the best known.

The ile d’orléans :

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To finish our ride after seeing all the colours, we headed to the famous Montmorency Falls, higher than Niagara Falls crossing.

Montmorency Falls :

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“Quebec, I remember”! Whatan emblem  so beautiful!