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(Below right) The Moulin du Petit Pré in Château-Richer, a stone grist mill built in 1695, was the oldest building we passed on the entire Grand Tour. It is now the home of a winery. |
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Then we found ourselves on the all-new piste cyclable (bike path) heading straight for our final destination, Québec City. But wait - what's that roaring sound coming from our right? It's the rush of water over the legendary Chûtes de Montmorency (below) - taller than Niagara, just a bit less massive. And then we were done. The bike path took us straight to the Domaine des Maizerets, where we found the familiar Grand Tour bistro tent waiting for us on the back lawn - this time decorated with green signs celebrating the official opening of La Route Verte. |
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