By Andy Brack, editor and publisher | The distinguishing feature of many churches in Quebec’s Eastern Townships seems to be that they’re skinny with tall steeples that accentuate their comparatively diminutive width.
Inside, these simple churches have 15 to 20 pews and can hold, we guess, up to 100 people when packed. Here are a few that we spied on a recent visit. Enjoy:
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