When there is a good inch of snow on the ground pushchairs are useless as the wheels won’t turn. Effectively this means that a pushchair is useless in Montréal from December until April.
You won’t believe what’s used instead! A sledge of course! Once your little one can sit up straight, you dress them all warmly [...]
Archive for January, 2009
Pushchairs are useless in Winter
Posted in hints and tips, tagged Montréal, montréal winter, winter clothes on January 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Public Transport in Montréal
Posted in hints and tips, tagged agence metropolitain de transport, amt, brossard, candiac, cit le richelain, la prairie, longueuil, Montréal, montréal trains, reseau de transport de longueuil, rtl, saint philippe, trains on January 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I was watching a video from TED.com the other day from a guy who was building a skycar. It’s a facinating video, but I expect it to be quite a few years until we’re all riding over the Saint Lawrence in such a vehicle.
One slide that Paul Moller, the head of Skycar, showed involved the [...]
Spacing Montréal
Posted in hints and tips, tagged blog montréal, photographs of montréal, spacing montreal, urban montréal on January 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Whilst you’re waiting to arrive in Montréal, or you want to learn a bit more about the city, it’s worthwhile checking out Spacing Montréal.
Spacing Montréal ia a blog with photographs of the urban environment of the island of Montréal. Really noteworthy is the work of Guillaume St-Jean who compares old turn of the century photographs [...]
Montréal in Winter
Posted in Attractions, tagged Montréal, Montreal port, old Montreal, photographs Montréal, photos Montréal, vieux-Montréal, walks in Montréal on January 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Montréal receives quite some snow in winter covering it with a blanket of white. On average about 10 to 15cm of snow will fall per week, usually over one day. Locals will talk about snow “storms”; but in reality it just amounts to a lot of snow falling in one day.
Snow falls can be very [...]