On
a rumor that there may be hot running water in the nearby city  of
Montréal, we decided to make the voyage. A mere 1,000km (620 miles) and
12 hours later, we found ourselves in a....C I T Y !
Lots
of cool stuff happens in Montréal. Like it was already Spring there.
No snow shoes were required for going *anywhere* and the toilets were
all indoors.
We
spent most of our time in Montréal walking around. It's such a
fantastic city. The people are friendly, the areas are different &
interesting, it's a good size (about 3.5 million?).
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| We hung out in the library looking at photography books. |
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| We checked out second-hand camera shops. |
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| Visited almost every thrift shop. |
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| Put on makeup... |
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...and went out dancing.
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| Found rad 80s childhood memorabilia. |
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| Considered doing a photo project on subway stations... |
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| ...but kept walking around instead. |
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| Nature is different in cities. But I'm happy it's there. |
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| Antoine took hilarious photos. |
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| We returned to This Canadian Yurt feeling sunny inside. |
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| Roadtrippin' Canada! |
Thank
you to our hosts in Montréal who graciously looked after us & let
us enjoy their hot showers. THANK YOU Jennifer & Manu-Eva for
making this adventure possible.
of
Montréal, we decided to make the voyage. A mere 1,000km (620 miles) and
12 hours later, we found ourselves in a....C I T Y ! 
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
ReplyDeleteDavid, your comments are the best!
ReplyDeleteI am in LOVE with your photos. All of them. But especially: the tree puddle reflection. Wow! So... was the rumor true? Did you find any hot running water? I am on the edge of my seat with anticipation!
ReplyDeleteRita - they did! they did have hot water! and i splashed & sang and became clean again. i know you understand how great that feels! keep on truckin'!
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