Tuesday, another day of visiting interesting places is ahead of us again. Here La Citadelle rises above the St. Lawrence River as we view it from the ferry crossing the river.

        One of our stops is Notre Dame of Quebec in the center of Old Quebec City, it's really beautiful as you can see here on the right.

         Gaston Guay's daughter Marguerite Guay married Paul Levasseur. He became Nouvelle France's famed artist.  At the left is some of his ornate carved woodwork at the Ursulin Chapel.

           Artists set up on the streets in the center of Old Quebec. Here Dan and Tim have observe a young girl sitting for her picture.

                We took a ride north of Quebec to the Huron-Wendat Nation's museum where they had a large replica of a native village and their works of art.

            Dan & Tim stand beside a tree trunk carved  as a type of totem pole. There were many different carvings and the gift shop had hand crafted jewelry with silver and colorful stones and decorated pottery.  After we finished here we walked a bit in a park in Quebec then retired for the day.