If you stay only 48 hours, you may only have time to visit Montreal.  Here
some suggestions:
-Park in Old Montreal at the "Old Clock" parking.  Close to our IMAX
theatre.  From there you can walk to the heart towns.
-Camping on the south shore.  If you are lucky you will have a site (First
come first serve) on the St-Laurence river with a nice view of Down Town at
night
-Nice walk to see Montreal region:  St-Hilaire Park.  30 minutes south of
Mtl
-Iles Ste-Helene:  F1 race track, casino, nice walking and Mtl view
Have fun.
Joel

-----Original Message-----
From: Vanagon Mailing List [mailto:vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com]On Behalf Of
Greg Potts
Sent: 4-May-05 13:40
To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
Subject: Re: Canada, Quebec side trip

Hi Al,

I'll second what Doug said... Trying to speak *some* french will indeed
help to get the local's sympathy. And Quebec city has some gorgeous
400-year-old architecture that shouldn't be missed. We toured the
citadel and the old town in 1977 and it was amazing.

Happy trails,

Greg Potts
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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On 4-May-05, at 12:49 AM, Al and Sue Brase wrote:

> I'll be making a quick trip out to the east coast, New hampshire,
> actually and have decided to make a side trip to Ottawa and Quebec.
> I'll
> only have about 48 hours time. Any suggestions on what to see up there?
> (I know, that's not very much time!)
> I've always wanted to visit Quebec. I just hope I don't starve to death
> considering I only know about 3 wours of French!
> Al Brase
> (better copy me on the mail header. I'm not sure I was successful at
> turning my mail back on.)
>
>