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Saint-Henri, Le Sud-Ouest, Montreal This article has been viewed 1638 times in the last 2 years Cosmo: 30th Aug 2006 - 20:12 GMTExcellent! But it's not even wide enough for a stairwell...how do they get to the upper floors? Biff: 30th Aug 2006 - 22:42 GMTIs that building even safe??....Looks like a pretty strong wind would make the building sway..... EvilGentleman: 31st Aug 2006 - 00:09 GMTjeez, you've been here two weeks and already you have seen so much I have not in 37 years. I gotta get out on my bike more often. Nice find. Sirhcbre: 31st Aug 2006 - 04:31 GMTI need to get on my bike more too before summer ends. Most of the exploring I've been doing has been around Metro stops. I went out to Bois-Franc on my bike last night and explored a bit. It's an interesting place. We should take a trip to the East End on Friday. I waited around all day for my friend's friend to call or email and she never did. She had said that it might be Thursday that she'll be coming into the city so I have to wait again! Comment on this article..[previous] :: [next] |
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