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By caribou et guedille au nez
November 6th 2008

When I go for a walk, urban views

North America » Canada » Quebec » Montréal

Happy Halloween
Plutôt pas mal??!! Logique on est dans le continent Nord Américain!! y a du savoir en matière de citrouille...booooo

Tabernouche, voilà ça fait quelques années que je n'avais pas à nouveau rencontrer le rhume, ben c'est fait, non ce n'est pas encore l'hiver de -20°, la preuve cela fait deux jours que l'été indien fait son apparation sur l'île de Montréal...17° pas mal et ensoleillé alors qu'il y a une semaine je pense ou deux , il y a eu les premiers flocons de neige...attrapé froid parce que j'ai travaillé dehors deux jours et le 1er jour, ben là oui il faisait 0° donc si on bouge pas beaucoup le corps prend froid. enfin bref...revenons à nous autres... [View Full Entry]

By Two4theShow
November 6th 2008

The Bucket List

North America » Canada » Ontario » Toronto

This blog will be our record of all the things that we will do/see/eat over the next year that will eventually make up our Bucket List. If it is listed, we have done it! Feel free to leave suggestions of things that you feel we should include as well! 1. Leaving behind everything familiar and stable - family, friends, jobs, etc - and living out of a backpack for the better part of a year, to travel and experience a crazy adventure together! [View Full Entry]

By SuperPierre
November 6th 2008

Belle petite ville

North America » Canada » Quebec » Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu

Brouillard matinal

Je travaille à Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu pour quelques jours. Les journées sont superbes. Nous sommes en novembre, le matin la température tourne autour de 6°C. Il fait souvent brouillard. On se croirait à Londres. L'après-midi le mercure monte autour de 16° C. Quel climat idéal ! Nous prenons nos pauses dehors en chemise. Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu est une ville de près de 90 000 habitants. C'est une ville diversifiée reconnue pour sa nature, son quartier industriel énergique, un festival de mongolfières haut en couleurs et surtout ses bâtiments militaires. Tout le monde connaît quelqu'un ay [View Full Entry]

By megandchris
November 5th 2008

Please subscribe.

North America » Canada » Ontario » North Bay

Hey everyone coming to the page!!! Great turnout so far. If you want updates to the site sent to your email please subscribe to the blog. It's on the main page when you go to http://www.travelblog.org/Bloggers/megandchris/ We don't want anyone to miss out on the updates!!! Meg and Chris [View Full Entry]

By sunshine6787
November 5th 2008

Craziness Unleashed

North America » Canada » British Columbia » Vancouver

The Journey
I've come a long way, and I look forward to the continuation of this path. :-)

It's been crazy. School work took over my life for a few days. Sleep?? -- What's that? Tons of readings (my top book recommendation: "My Cocaine Museum" by anthropologist Michael Taussig), a paper and a presentation later I'm now finding a tiny time slot for another update. Go me! :) Exciting news! Did I tell you that I'm postponing my thesis by a year? That means: more time to do research, and to enjoy all the activities I'm taking part in right now. You may wonder what, apart from studying, is keeping her so busy? Let me give you a short [View Full Entry]

By Otto Masher
November 4th 2008

First blog and off to a weak start

North America » Canada » Alberta » Calgary

Nathan Coates
resident blogger

Starting a blog seems like the right way to maintain contact when away. So in the future when I am away, I hope to be using this. [View Full Entry]

By SuperPierre
November 4th 2008

Le plaisir d'attendre

North America » Canada » Quebec » Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu

File d'attente du matin

Je suis allé travailler à St-Jean-sur-Richelieu. Ça aurait pu être agréable si ce n'était le trafic pour se rendre sur l'autoroute. Je comprends mieux la file d'attente vue il y a quelques jours au métro Mc Gill. C'était des étudiants en formation pour le marché du travail ! Les Québécois aiment attendre. Le matin, ils se mettent en file d'attente avant le travail : * pour prendre l'autobus * pour prendre le métro *pour prendre l'autoroute Ça leur donne le sourire je suppose. Et le soir, ils recommencent. Quand j'étais jeune, ma mère me parlait de la Grande Dépre [View Full Entry]

By Muslim
November 4th 2008

My first time get a big fish in Canada

North America » Canada » Saskatchewan » Swift Current

Photo 1

My friend, Christian Plancette and I went together fishing at Lac Pelletier, less than one hour from Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Canada by a car on May 26th, 2007 after three days of my birthday. We were two of us fishing at the lake, but not for long because in some minutes later we did get any luck from the fish to eat our worm from the fishing rod, so then we moved to the Duncun Dump, just a few minutes west from the lake. At Duncun Dump, we finally got some big fish from our fishing because we knew that the [View Full Entry]

By SuperPierre
November 3rd 2008

Bonne pensée pour les presbytes

North America » Canada » Quebec » Longueuil

Gros panneaux publicitaires

Aujourd'hui, je me suis rendu à Greenfield Park. C'est une petite ville anglophone dans un territoire francophone. On la distingue par les panneaux d'arrêt où il est écrit STOP. À ce que j'ai compris, la population est plus vieille que dans les agglomérations environnantes. Les gens, vieillissant, ne voient pas très bien de loin. Sur le boulevard Taschereau, il y a un magasin de lunettes : les lunetteries New Look. Il est gros, même sans lunettes, on le voit. Puis un peu plus loin sur le même boulevard, les panneaux publicitaires sont immenses, probablement pour être vus par ceux qui ne [View Full Entry]

By jgibeault
November 3rd 2008

A summer of fun, and now it's back to the grind

North America » Canada » Alberta » Edmonton

Fall Colours of the River Valley

Four months later, I can tell you that the adventure didn't stop when I got back from Europe. Even though I started working, the summer weekends were packed with activity. I went to Waterton Nationla Park with Vanessa (still one of my favourite places in the world), three weddings, the Creation Science Museum in Big Valley (hilarious), camped about four times, and went on a 1500km road trip (each way) with my roommates to Yellowknife for the August long weekend (just for kicks). AND I FINALLY finished my Europe blog! In going through my journal and reliving all of the experiences [View Full Entry]

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