The photo I am sharing today is one that I took in Old Montreal in September 2011. It is the Marche Bonsecours...Bonsecours Market. You just need to click on the image to see a larger view.
Thank you all so much for visiting me here. I really appreciate and enjoy reading your kind thoughts, which you are always welcome to share by clicking on the 'comments' link at the end of my post.
I don't speak French, but that is a very nice song. I also really like your photo.
ReplyDeleteHermosa y melodiosa canción y bello mercado. Un abrazo,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and melodious song and beautiful market. A hug,
I'd love to visit this beautiful market! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that silver dome!
ReplyDeleteMerci pour la vidéo et sa chanson... Je ne la connaissais pas, ni son interprète.
ReplyDeleteMerci également pour cette jolie photo.
Gros bisous
I love your music AND your photo!
ReplyDeleteAh, Montreal! It's been years since I've been, but I'm itching to go back. I spent a lot of time in Montreal as a child because my grandparents lived there. Seeing pictures of the city brings back a lot of memories.
ReplyDeleteWell I just learned a new word, never knew aime
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, I hope all is well. The picture you have taken is pretty enough to be a postcard :) Great advertisement for Montreal!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo, Linda. I visited Montreal (and Quebec City) years ago and have wanted to go back since. One day soon, if I can make it happen... Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
ReplyDeleteCoucou Linda.
ReplyDeleteMerci de ta gentille visite.
Ton blog est très sympathique.
Bisous à Bientôt.
cool song, i had never heard it before, and it does make me curious to read more about it on google to find out what he's saying :D
ReplyDeleteBonjour Linda!
ReplyDeleteMontreal is a place that I dream to visit someday!
You have a lovely blog, congratulations and thanks for sharing these beautiful images!
Léia
I'll be there today:)
ReplyDeleteIt is a great shot Linda..
I like Bruno..and Vincent:)
Una bonita canción francesa.
ReplyDeleteLa foto muy bien.
What a 'lovely' video, Linda...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo !
Lie(f)s.
Beautiful video --and I love the photo with those BLUE skies... Rainy here again today!
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling better.
Hugs,
Betsy
I love seeing domed buildings.
ReplyDeleteThis brought back memories of the week I spent in Montreal 15 years ago! I loved the old town section and would love to have the opportunity to visit again. Your blog is like a little mini vacation.
ReplyDeleteYes beautiful song, exquisite hearts.
ReplyDeleteLovely video and a beautiful song! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteA lovely song! And, wow, I love the silver dome!
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting Nicki and Derry at Fuzzy Tales! The blog header was done by one of the talented cat "moms" around the Cat Blogosphere, so I can't take credit. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to "meet" another Canadian bloggerr. I was born in Montreal and raised in Gaspé, though it's been decades since I've lived in the province and I'm not bilingual.
Best regards!
Love the shining dome!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if visiting Montreal isn't kinda like visiting France!
ReplyDeleteLa música es un lenguaje universal. Un saludo Linda.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful video & music.
ReplyDeleteThank you and best regards!
The music to this song is beautiful...I wish I can understand the words..LOL....You have a lovely blog!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda,
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by and leaving me a comment and introducing me to your lovely blog. I love your uplifting videos and pictures. I have been enjoying looking through them.
Sarah x
Love is great also your photo too.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, beautiful video that accompany the entry and I really like the picture you made to the market, with the sky so saturated and llimpio. Genial. A kiss from Spain :)
ReplyDeleteMe ha encantado tu blog. He pasado un buen rato visitandote. Warm regards
ReplyDeleteThank you all so much for your visits and comments, I really appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteThe photo is lovely! And I'm fairly convinced that everything is more beautiful in French. What a great idea to add musical accompaniment to your photos. Thanks for visiting my blog!
ReplyDeleteLove the old look of Montreal.
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