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Then and Now on Dufferin Terrace

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Photograph of a tour guide on Dufferin Terrace in Quebec City, Canada, holding up a framed historical image titled "Winter Sports 'The Toboggan Slide' Dufferin Terrace, Quebec, Canada" showing crowds of people in Victorian-era clothing watching tobogganing. The guide wears a wide-brimmed hat, glasses, and a black jacket with red trim, with a bag strap visible. The wooden boardwalk is wet from rain, with tourists walking in the background near a distinctive green and white striped gazebo bandstand. Autumn foliage, historic cannons, green benches, and traditional Quebec City buildings are visible. A Canadian flag flies in the distance under an overcast pink-tinged evening sky.

I haven’t been back to Canada in many years but 2009 was my first visit there and we stayed near Quebec and took a tour of the city on a wet and cloudy autumn day.

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1 comment

  1. @donncha Quebec is a great city, with a lot of historic charm. There are a lot of great places to visit in Canada. I tend to recommend activities that can be found outside the big cities. I think the nature of Canada is the best part. Downtown Toronto is the very last place I would recommend someone to go LOL

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