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Eleven Random, Totally Unreleated Photos of Montreal Taken Over the Course of Approximately Six Months with Two Different Cameras
Montreal, QC - CE - Wednesday, April 18th, 2007 : goo
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serlingrod: 18th Apr 2007 - 23:24 GMT
I love these pics. the housing stock reminds me alot of philly, my homecity. my girlfriend and I are planning a summer trip to montreal. these shots def. got me pumped!
cartlegger: 19th Apr 2007 - 00:38 GMT
seems like a pretty solid set for such scattered series of photos...must be the higher power of the photo gods. Nice stuff, indeed.
CE: 20th Apr 2007 - 05:25 GMT
serlingrod, you will be pleasantly surprised by the housing stock here. The only areas that I could compare to traditional Philly row housing (at least as far as I know it) is in the very old working class areas like Pointe Saint-Charles and Griffintown which are two areas which make up a lot of the pictures here. When you visit, you'll find that Montreal has a very distinct architectural style when it comes to building housing. If you don't know much about the ubiquitous Montreal spiral staircases you'll soon find out what they're all about.
Ken Maki: 13th Apr 2008 - 14:24 GMT
The first picture is of rue Fortune looking towards rue de Paris in Pointe St. Charles a friend of mine lives in the house at the very left of the picture where the minivan is parked.
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