Canada in October 2006 part 1

Oh! CANADA, Amazing…Autumn in Canada!

By Toronto transit to Montreal.
I step on VIA-Train in Montreal, and to Quebec. I enjoyed autumn of the car window.
Scenery of the country in the Canada eastern part changed, and an appearance of a small town was quiet.
I am impressed by “Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac” in Quebec.

There is this Cathedral directly across from my stay Hotel (Fairmont the Queen Elizabeth).
It is the Catholic Church which this Cathedral was built in time of 24 years by a request of the French bishop in the latter half in the 19th century under the U.K. territory times.
It is a one-third size of Saint Pietro Cathedral in Rome.
It is lighted up at night and is solemn.

This is the hotel which is the most famous in the Canada eastern part.
The elegant, solemn figure impresses many people.
I looked at this building in 2001 and was moved very much.
My sketching that I drew in those days has been carried by Web of the Quebec state government sightseeing station. The thanks at that time were a cap, T-shirt and Quebec state flag.

This view is look up at a park of the bank of St. Lourence.
Another sketching is a view over a window of stay Hotel "Loews Le Concorde".

Mont-Tremblant in Laurentians Heights is a resort.
I seem to become full of ski visitors for winter coming soon.
In the town, a lot of souvenirs and Hotel stands.
It is only a Japanese visitor in autumn colored leaves season.

This region burnt red-hot in the beginning of October, 2001.
Will a red leaf fall earlier?
A season was over too early this year.