Novotel Montreal Aeroport
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Elusive James, swapping bags and French (almost!)
... and our little hearts began to beat faster!!
The staff were somewhat officious and we were handed a ticket to wait.. after some while we were called to a desk and asked some probing questions.. then ordered to sit and wait further, whilst some checks were made. To say we felt sick to the stomach was an understatement, as we ...
One mountain, two cathedrals and fifty factors
... all seem unburdened by the 30+ degree heat, and arrive at Le Chateau from where we are afforded a fantastic panoramic view of the city. While there I get a phone call detailing an unfolding work crisis that involves me spending the next 30 minutes bargaining hard to ensure something does not get printed that could have disastrous consequences. Drenched in sweat, dehydrated and trying hard to be discreet on the side of a mountain surrounded by tourists, it's ...
Bye Bye Bean Town
... 8217;s nightlite skyline was quite beautiful heading over the bridge and the city was easy to travel trough at that late hour. We finally arrived at our Montreal Hotel after a quick drive through downtown.
After our long drive, we had an early night as Andrew caught a new chest infection just a few days after getting over his Australian ...
My Indian Summer in the Parks of Montréal
... the city sunbathing... in October!! I bought a bottle of water and set off exploring the park, slowly following the signs for the Chalet, which according to the guidebook had the best views of the city from the mountain.
Well it really was one of those "WOW" moments, where you round the corner and have your breath taken away. I stood for ages taking photos, taking photos for other people, asking them to take photos of me! Then I went and sat on a step ...
La Canada: All for One, and One for (Montre)al!
... as they had friends arriving. Luckily, I found a rather great hostel last minute. So on Tuesday, I hit the town hard, safe in the knowledge that I had at least one more day to soak up the atmosphere. Despite the ridiculous Canadian August storms (I demand a perfect summer) I climbed a mountain, took a walk through hipster-ville, and discovered a ridiculous and wonderful vintage clothes store. The mountain was the Mont-Royal, a 200m 'mountain' that overlooks the urban expanse ...