St. Anne haps

Been a hectic few days in Sainte Anne.

The downtown of Sainte Anne is so quaint!
Lots of eateries, stores, and even a nice little grocery.

Highwind and inQuest on the town wall.
Yes, we all need baths.

So, this happened. A sail boat locked up, but didn't de-mast.
You can't see it in the pic but 2 people are dangling off the
side with a line to the top of the mast to tilt the vessel.

After they moored. You can see the "plank" they were out
on to tilt the boat. It's little more than a pole. Wild watching them
climb back onto the boat.

We had fondue! I can't remember the last time I'd had the stuff.
But the cheese in Canada is far better than the US, so 
I figured fondue would be to. The entire meal was about 4 hours.

We took a bus to Montreal. We didn't get to spend a lot of
time there, but enough to see some of the old town.
And know we'll come back, someday.

Lots of different architecture in Montreal.

I suspect you could spend an entire summer here.

On Saturday there was a wonderful farmer's market in Sainte Anne. We got fresh croissants as well as fruit. We extended our visit, asking politely if we could stay a 3rd night. Frankly, I could have stayed a week, if they'd let us.