Day 57 Montreal

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Hi again! I know it has been awhile since I updated our journey but I couldn't get into my blog account for some strange reason. Also, I am going to miss a small segment of the last of Quebec because I was without a camera for a few days. We had some amazing experiences from Montreal to Gatineau. After our day of work in St. Jerome, one of our team members arranged a team dinner at a "Sugar Shack". The maple syrop farm was really cool. I wish I had pictures. We had a traditional dinner served to us which included alot of maple syrop. Our first course was pea soup. Mom and Dad, I actually ate it and enjoyed it! Fresh baked bread, pork pate, pickled onions and beets, deep fried bacon, maple hot dogs, maple baked beans, ham and souffle. Dessert consisted of pancakes, maple cake and sugar pie! If that wasn't enough, we were treated with maple syrop pops. Maple syrop poured onto snow and then rolled up with a popscicle stick. Yes we were all wound right up by the end! It was a great experience of a traditional Quebecois meal.
Enjoy the pics of Montreal and Laval. There will be a new entry shortly, now that I have my camera and blog back!
Love always, Weedie and Jeepa xoxo

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Photos

Delta Centre Ville
This is the view from our room in Downtown Montreal on the 15th floor.

Photo 4
One of the oldest buildings in Montreal

Supreme Court of Appeals
Not Guilty!!!

Old Montreal
Rainy afternoon, but still very beautiful!

Break from shopping!
a lovely lunch with my lovely lady friends, Dawn and Marilyn.

Soggy protesters!
This is the tent city behind our hotel. They have been camped out here for a couple of weeks protesting Wall Street, Gov't, Banks and anything else they feel like!

Nat's Kitchen
We were invited to Nat and Nicholas' place for wine and munchies. This is Nat's kitchen. Very cool.

Pinball Wizards!
Hank and Nicholas(aka Chuck)

Mont Royal
Jake and I and our MB'a joined by Ronald and Olympic Medalist Alexandre Despatie (Diver) on the end.

End of Day Celebration in Laval
Our final MB followed by a marching band on the football field.