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February 16, 2010
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Loading ...Any good bakery in Montreal that can deliver a cake to my hotel?
I’m about to travel to Canada on vacation with my family, and it’ll be my mom’s b-day while we’re in Montreal, so I wanted to know of a bakery that could deliver a cake to my hotel (Fairmont Queen Elizabeth). I’d prefer one that had onlie ordering!
Thanks
February 10, 2010
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...CANADA (Quebec) QUESTION? Need quick help!?
I am planning on traveling through the Quebec area and need some ****INEXPENSIVE**** but **nice** lodging and points of interest. I am planning to start in Toronto, then to Ottawa, on to Montreal and then Quebec City. Any small towns B&B’s along the way that are good?? Is there something more interesting to see not too far from this parth?? Do you recommend something different other than these cities listed?
I already have purchased my ticket and will be starting in Toronto on July 7th.
Your input is very valued! Mainly need the Lodging recomendations. Not too pricey but nice. I am on a budget.
February 8, 2010
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...What would I need to become a world citizen?
I was surprised when in a study travel a teacher told me she was born in montreal canada, but her greek parent took her to greece when she was a kid, after that she practically became a world citizen, speaks at least 5 languages fluentlly, she´s been in italy, france, USA, Algeria, Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan, Chezc Republic, etc. Most of the time only working for a small period of time in those places.
If a would want to adopt that kind of lifestyle…
What would I need to do?
What kind of job would I need?
You know some that experienced that kind of life?
Is a practical idea?
world citizen is only a term, i can’t fin any other for a person that is always travelling and working in several places over the world
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Travel Guide to Montréal
www.theexpeditioner.com In this video I travel to Montréal, the second-largest French speaking city in the world, where I grab some food at the Jean-Talon market, hike to the peak of Mont Royal, and join in on a drum circle at the Tam-tams.