Boston Cows 2

Lunch and Snack go to Quebec, then Montreal.
	Quebec at last! The cows take a ride up to the top of the Observatoire de la Capitale for a cowbird's-eye-view of this beautiful city. It's 727 feet above the street.
	Lunch and Snack take a tour of the Citadel and see the old city, Vieux-Quebec, and the St. Lawrence Seaway from the lookout. The big ship is the Queen Elizabeth 2 and the big building is the Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac.
	Lunch goofs off in the old canon next to the part-time residence of the Governor General of Canada at the Citadel, Quebec's military installation dating back to the early 1800s.
	The RMS Queen Elizabeth 2 ocean liner followed the cows to Quebec from Bar Harbor. Yes, it really was in Bar Harbor just a few days earlier. It can carry about 1,700 passengers and 1,000 crew members--or 927 cows.
	"Guess what, Lunch. It's 574 feet high!" The cows visit Montreal's Olympic Stadium, the main venue of the 1976 Summer Olympics.
	At the top of the tower above Olympic Stadium, you can see a panoramic view of Montreal.
	Lunch and Snack make friends with a king penguin at the Montreal Biodome inside Olympic park.
	Lunch tries to stay reverent inside the massive Basilique Notre-Dame de Montreal, but he got on a laughing jag anyway. When it was built in the early 1800s, it was the largest church in North America.
	The cows find yet another cathedral in town. They look it up in their guidebook. This time, it's the Notre Dame de Bonsecours.
	"It's the Montreal Biosphere, Snack--the former United States pavilion at Expo '67. Now it's a museum dedicated to water and the environment. It's making me thirsty."