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Originally Posted by Lainey8484,Sep 19 2006, 11:45 AM
I have heard there is a section of Montreal that is not family oriented.
Now that I know our Granny is only working the jazz clubs, I'm SURE she would never venture towards that area.
The Jazz strip is on St-Denis street,and the other one,is on Ste-Catherine street;and they cross each other,so be careful,and don't mistake one for the other.!!!
Originally Posted by Emil St-Hilaire,Sep 19 2006, 12:15 PM
The Jazz strip is on St-Denis street,and the other one,is on Ste-Catherine street;and they cross each other,so be careful,and don't mistake one for the other.!!!
Ah-ha, so that's why those guys were looking at me all funny-like when I smiled back at them.
[QUOTE=Triple-H,Sep 19 2006, 10:34 AM] Here is one example of snowfall, and this is not the best example, just the best pics I have.
Notice the date in the lower right. This was taken at about 7:00 a.m. just before I left for work. I woke up and heard we were going to get blasted that day so I took this pic.
This is 24 hours later just before I left for work the following day. Not an extreme axample, but a rather normal one for around here.
Let me just say, I'm looking forward to it. The S2000 and the CRX-SiR take a nap under their blankies, the track tires go down into the basement, and I have planty of time to work on interior house projects. I look forward to the change of pace actually.
Doug,
Those 2 pictures tell it all, especially since it was around St. Patty's day, when some years we are getting our 1st nice days after a long winter. Personally I don't mind the snow as much as I hate the below zero temps.
Levi
09-19-2006, 08:20 AM
