Monday, April 30, 2012

Enjoying Walks & Taking Photos...Part 2

All the photos I have been sharing are ones that I have taken since I got my camera...two years ago.  The ones I am sharing in this post were taken last year...during the Spring and Summer months.  They are all photos of Montreal and the surrounding areas.  


This first photo is of a Buddhist Temple, if I am not mistaken.  I liked the structure and unique carvings, so I just snapped a shot of it.

This next photo is of a tour bus from New York.  I captured the shot at the St. Joseph's Oratory last summer.

And speaking of the St. Joseph's Oratory, I captured this next shot while about half way up the Oratory...Montreal views.

This next photo is one I took on the waterfront in the Lachine area...which is on the west island of Montreal.
The word "Fleuve" is French for "River."

Last photo for this post.  :)

Thank you all so much for visiting me here!  Please feel free to click on the "comments" link at the end of my post to share your thoughts.
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7 comments:

  1. FilipBlog3:42 PM

    Great bus, lovely flowers.

    Greetings,
    Filip

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  2. Bob Bushell4:02 PM

    Yes, I love the Buddhist temple but they are loveable.

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  3. imac6:35 PM

    All greats Linda, Look forward to seeing more

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  4. Lowell9:19 PM

    Another interesting photographic tour! The Buddhist temple serves to remind us that Buddhism, as far as I have read, does offer some significant ideas to consider as we wend out way through life. Around here tour buses are usually filled with oldsters on their way to a casino or a concert! What is an "oratory"? Like a seminary. Whatever, it certainly is beautiful! I like the French river sign...looks like a river underneath it. And flowers like these always brighten the day. Merci!

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    1. Linda9:03 AM

      Hi Lowell,

      The St. Joseph's Oratory is one I showed a photo of before. It is a Catholic cathedral situated on Montreal's Mount Royal. It is a fascinating architectural structure.

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  5. martinealison10:51 PM

    De très jolies photos...
    Gros bisous, je vous souhaite beaucoup de bonheur et de santé en ce jour de 1 mai.

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  6. jenny5:41 PM

    oooh i want to take that bus from NYC!!! love these photos..i esp love that sign..thanx for translation! <333

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