Post #775990 by danlovestikis on Tue, May 16, 2017 9:04 AM

hang10tiki lucky there are good guides who make a tour interesting even when you are just looking at old homes and are freezing.

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East Coast of Canada Trip.

Day 13 was a at sea day. We exchanged US cash for Canadian cash. It's beautiful money my flash weakened the brilliant colors. For $200 we got $240 in theirs.

There is even a window.

Day fourteen would be a bus excursion. Maybe we wouldn't freeze today.

We land in Sagueney and then ride inland for 45 minutes to the next town.

We parked there and then it was time to wait until the tour would start.

In the ships library I saw a book on Chili. I pulled it out and we got to see tikis!

Neither of us could read this language.

There were artists at the port selling their wares. These are all wood carvings. Wow!

On the bus we drove through town and out the other side.

Chicoutimi is famous because the entire town flooded and only this one little white house was above the water line.

This was the attraction for this tour.

Below you can see one river that flooded.

Dan is so sweet to pose for me. He said he now had a frozen butt because the dino was frozen plastic. The same butt that is on Tiki Ano's swap mug.

This better shows the main river and

the dam. Looked ready to flood right now.

All the business signs were in French. Even McDonald's has to be Café McDonald's to preserve the French culture.

Back at the port I took one more look at these incredible carvings.

We really enjoyed the salad bar on the ship. Only they want to give you way too much. Say, "I would like some red beans" and before you can yell STOP you have half a can of red beans in your bowl. They laugh and think it's funny because more is better. I can't stand to waste food.

It is so nice to have the fog gone so we can see the shore.

On our way as the sun sets.