The steeples
sector loop south / west
With our experience of the previous day, we take the Route 204 along the Chaudière River up to St. Martin. We cross the bridge that allows us to take the Highway 269 to Saint-Honore-de-Shenley famous for its Agricultural Exhibition to be held this year from 11 to 15 August 2010. Continuing on Highway 269 , we head towards Guadeloupe. We leave this city that is home to Domaine de la Guadeloupe, a recreational center focused on horses and the outdoors to get to St-Ephrem de Beauce by Rang Saint-Jean-Baptiste . This town is located southwest of St. Georges on the banks of the river Hamel. We resume the and cross Route 108 Saint-Victor to get to Municipality St. Alfred is at the top of the mountain where the pure air never fails, far from deafening noise of the city, in a lovely flowery springs this little corner of paradise.
Leaving this landscape full of charm, we are moving towards the Beauceville Route 108. The main attraction Beauceville is its physical and geographical, with unique landscapes and incredibly picturesque. Beauceville is the first municipality incorporated city in 1904. Then it was merged in Beauceville East in 1973 and even later, in 1998, Saint-François-de-Beauce and St. Francis-West.
After a nod to Notre-Dame-des-Pins, we cross the river to take the boiler Way Down-de-la-Paroisse along the Chaudière River on its western side up 'Saint-Georges, while taking time to admire the hills and fields where hay has been made recently.
St. George is a city located in the administrative region of Chaudière-Appalaches . It is named in honor of George Pozer . The city is situated on the banks of the Chaudiere River a hundred kilometers south of Quebec and about 50 km from the border of Maine U.S. . 2 e largest city Chaudière-Appalaches. Its history dates back to the French as were granted the manors of Aubert-Gallion and Aubin de l'Isle. The town was officially established in 1856. She is now an important industrial and commercial center of southern Quebec .
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