I wrote in Ville de Quebec, Carnaval 2008, Seagull Guitars, Au Petit Chateau, TransCanada 20 in Whiteout Conditions, Le Frontenac, Gambrinus' and meeting Stephane Hamel's beautiful wife, Josie, Part 1: The Ride North about driving TransCanada 20 from Drummondville to Quebec City in whiteout conditions. This post continues to document our adventures.
We stayed at the beautiful Au Petite Chateau in the tower suite.
Our hosts, Helene et Richard, had a good Spanish espresso machine and we definitely took advantage of it during our stay. The breakfasts were incredible and our hosts were gracious enough to laugh when, asked if I'd like an omelette, I answered, "Oui, un oeil."
I mentioned yesterday that I'm in the market for a new guitar and it turned out that Richard has quite the collection. Very impressive instruments. It was the first time I got to play a high end instrument and yep, there's a difference between a hand-crafted and my off-the-rack Guild. At least now I know what to look for in a guitar.
From there we focused our attention on taking the ferry from Levis to Quebec City and Carnaval.
more to follow...
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