La Cabane à Sucre!
Yesterday--yes, Valentine's Day, but that was just a coincidence--Xander and I went hiking at Oka, one of Quebec's national parks. We got to walk on the Ottawa River, which was a bit scary but fun. Then, we went to a sugar shack called Sucrerie de la Montagne. It's not quite tree-tapping time, but we had a great visit nonetheless. We stayed for dinner, which included a Quebec drink known as caribou and a whole lot of food involving maple syrup. It was a really great day. You can read the New York Times review for the sucrerie here.
Ice fishing (notice the cars parked on the river)
Kite Snowboarding
Oka 
Sucrerie de la Montagne
Sunday, February 15, 2009
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3 comments:
as a child I was on a frozen lake with cars driving on it... well actually I was too scared to go out on it, and when I saw cars driving on the ice my mother was standing on, I began to cry uncontrollably.
Awesome pictures Alana. You take such lovely photograghs!!!
You guys get to do the coolest things! (She says enviously.)
--Kelley
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