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Visit Chambly, Québec, Canada 🇨🇦 - a charmi

Visit Chambly, Québec, Canada 🇨🇦 - a charming little town about 50 km south of the island of Montreal.
Better known for it's creative talent in artisanal beer production, Chambly also boats a historic fort dating back to 1609, a @parks.canada protected section of the #RideauCanal that welcomes kayakers, stand-up paddlers, and boaters, and winds through beautiful paths flanked by budding vegetation.
Downtown Chambly has hardly the feel of a big town and rather hums with the quiet, slow tempo of small-town Québec. Flush with colourful, historic architecture, cute cafés and riverside restaurants, verdant parks, and numerous lookout points, from one of which you can witness the mesmerizing operation of sluice gates each time a traveling yatch wants to cross over from canal to river, this is a town not to be missed during your travels in and around the greater Montreal area. It's a town as charming as they get, south of the Saint Lawrence River. And that's my honest, unsponsored, uncensored opinion.

When you got game, there ain't no shame In strutti

When you got game, there ain't no shame
In strutting your stuff, coz no one can call your bluff
All the pretty girls walk like this, this this, this, this 😉😍
#knowyourworth #strutyourstuff #shinebright

Popular expressions in the province of Québec, Ca

Popular expressions in the province of Québec, Canada. Which one of these do you already know? Comment below! 👇🏾

This Mother's Day... Remember that not everyone h

This Mother's Day...
Remember that not everyone has a mother or mother figure in their lives.
Let's celebrate those who are around as well as those who have passed on or are otherwise absent.
#HappyMothersDay

These windmills of change remind me of one fact of

These windmills of change remind me of one fact of life:
We often don't change until we are forced to.
Even muscles require stress...minor damage...in order to grow and become stronger. Of course, having periods of rest between the stressors is also vital to muscle recovery and resilience.
What does that teach us about life? About our missions here as humans on Earth?
That we must be open to failing, again and again, in order to learn and grow. The path is about the learning and the growth; or as Lao Zi put it so well: the journey is the destination. And our rest, our self-care in the in-between, is also vital to our well-being and resilience.
#theimporanceoffailure #lessonsfromnature #thislife

Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah - the first president o

Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah - the first president of the Republic of Ghana. His vision and dreams for a strong and independent Ghana, a leader in education, trade, and democracy for all of Africa, is being realized to this day.

Let freedom reign ✊🏾🇬🇭

Let freedom reign ✊🏾🇬🇭

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