Finding a bit of home.
The last few weeks have been well spent exploring Montréal and looking for a place to hang my hat this winter. I’ve done some research in to language schools, and will be looking at getting that set up for the new year.
In the meantime, I’ve headed up to Québec City to do a quick one week course to get my head in shape to start this part of the learning journey.
More on this later, but for now, a mostly pictoral post. A few images from the very beautiful drive between Montréal and Québec.
A vista from the Trois-Rivèieres waterfront.
A vista from the Trois-Rivèieres waterfront.
A vista from Trois-Rivèieres
Sunset in Quebéc. Today, the pretty things were all behind me.
A view of life on the Saint Laurenc
Sunset over the water in Quebéc.
The roads here have a mystical quality in the rain.
My inner 9 year-old is still giggling..
Sunset over the water in Quebéc.
The small towns and well spaced houses that line waterways in Quebéc are all quite charming
About Jordan
Jordan is... Well, um, a lot of things. Most of them are even good.I'm
currentlycontinually seeking a definition for myself that inspires, enlightens and enriches the lives of others. This is long-term work in progress.Jobs I've held run from busboy to bartender, computer guy to directional driller, photographer and tour guide too.. Rarely do I ever identify myself by a job title though.
Over the past ten or fifteen years, I've traveled through some 40 countries and always relish the opportunity to do things that are out of the ordinary.
On this site, you'll find musings about photography, the oil and gas industry, travel, robotics, electronics, full time RV living, and social responsibility among other bits of my life.
