Travel Geek Blog: Adventures, Photos, and Stories - Part 7

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One of the Civil War Ironclads: U.S.S. Cairo

Ironsides and ironclads… are common vernacular from the American Civil War. Ironclads…
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The Panthéon and Hoche

The Panthéon in Paris is King Louis XV’s great contribution to the…
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It’s been 50-years since Expo ’67

The men behind these achievements should be proud and happy. We should…
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It looks pretty but it’s deadly

It’s been 20-years since the infamous Montréal ice storm that shut down…
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These are the great views from Marguerite Bourgeoys

The view from the top of Marguerite Bourgeoys is definitely worth the…
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A Trip to Sainte-Thérèse-de-Blainville

I haven’t seen the inside of an airplane in what feels like…
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Montreal used to be a baseball city

Sports are a way of life in Montréal; this is a city…
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Le Moulin à vent de Pointe-Claire

During one of the coldest days of the year (a tough feat…
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The sticks and stones of Old Montréal

Montréal is one of the few surviving cities in Canada founded in…
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Les Moulin de l’Île-Perrot

The windmill and miller’s house stand quietly on a lonely corner of…
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Who is buried in the Orchard Dump Cemetery? (a.k.a. Finding Max)

Note: The backstory of the Finding Max series can be found on…
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Le Moulin Grenier de Repentigny

I have a new obsession: les moulins. In Québec, they pepper the…
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