Sunday, 17 October 2010

Canada Trip Day 17: From Quebec City to Montreal

29 June 2010 - We took a ViaRail train from Quebec City to Montreal, which cost us about CAN$50 for a one way ticket. The train ride took about three hours. Sakana takes pictures of pretty much everything, even of the toilets. She even made a video of the swirling motion of the water of the toilet flush, which she found fascinating. 0_o

What I love about train rides is the passing countryside which one misses when traveling by air. We passed some nice rivers, farm and country houses. In Canada, I particularly like watching those big trailer trucks going on the highway. They are so terrifyingly huge, they literally look unstoppable. 

Some photos are taken by Sakana.


Leaving Quebec City at Gare du Palais Station

Train cabin

Train toilet

Mum checking her bills

Electric sockets for computers in Canada trains

Sakana and I trying to make ourselves comfortable by extending our legs towards the facing seats

An industrial area

Construction site

Electrical substation

Bridges and electricity pylons

Cargo

Bridge across a river

Another bridge across a river

Suburban Canadian houses

Eyot in a river

Trailer truck on a highway

Railway tracks taken from the back of the train

Silver trailer truck

Blurry photo of pickup truck

Murals on a building wall

Road closed for passing train

Farm house and barn

Arriving in Montreal

Montreal Central Station, located next to Place Bonaventure in De la Gauchetière Street

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