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Colorful Montreal Click left side of photo to go to previous entry/ Click the right half for more Montreal photos
Montreal slideshow Click Here    Wet Weekend (Part 2) Seeing Montreal in Colorful Tinted Glasses (Palais Congres) Montreal,Canada (April 2 and 3, 2005) What is good about travelling is the fact that you get transformed not just from one place to another, but from a period in time to one. The fact that when important buildings and edifices are maintained, a lot benefit from the history and its character left for the new generation to marvel. Montreal, a 5 hour train ride (not counting the Via Rail delays) from Toronto, is the best example of the counterpoint of the Old and the New and their interplay so seamless that people can be at awe to both. The walking tour courtesy of, ironically, old and new friends was well appreciated. The history behind every structure can't be provided no better than from the first-hand explanation of true Montreal friends. ******* First and third shots in the series, shot with a Lomo LCA. << Bookmark this post on:
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