


The Dirty Look

Stanley Park
We’re lucky to be there in such wonderful weather! Easily spent 3 to 4 hours walking around the park. Beautiful scenery, you’ve got the bay view, bridges, nature! A must when you visit Vancouver, and no entry fee đ Stanley Park. Vancouver’s own Little Mermaid, the Girl in Wetsuit! Magnificent trees. Almost all benches were dedicated […]
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Glimpses of VancouverÂ
This was the second time I was at Vancouver. The first one was when I was working on Celebrity Cruise line in 2004-2005. Maybe this wasn’t my first autumn after all. The first trip was such a blur. This time stayed at Robson Street, what a lively street! Lined with restaurants mostly Asian, souvenir shops, […]
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Mont Tremblant: Bring Me Back to Nature
Mont Tremblant was a quaint touristy town at North West of Montreal. The place was popular with their sky resort that opens all year long. The day when we were there it was such a great weather and many people had the same idea as we were đ There were two places we visited, the downtown […]
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First Autumn in Quebec
So this is what autumn like, and I love it! The colors are just so unbelievable. The nature is too stunning. The randomness, a bit chaotic but in harmony as well. I think autumn is the prettiest season đ
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Tasting QuebecÂ
Yes, Montreal has many kinds of restaurants, you just name it… But first.. Poutine! What is a Poutine? Let wiki answer this đ Poutine (/puËËtiËn/; Quebec French: [putÍĄsÉȘn]) is a Quebecois dish originally made with French fries and cheese curds topped with a brown gravy.[1] The dish emerged in the late 1950s in the Centre-du-QuĂ©bec area.[2] For most of its existence, poutine was negatively perceived and mocked,[3] which is in […]
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Suburbia Laval: Normality
Landed in Quebec, heading straight to Laval, a suburb 15 minutes away by car from Montreal. A residential area, with similar shaped houses without fences and gardens. It’s nice and quiet, big street within the inner residents. Public busses passed through there which was nice! There were schools, sport fields and gardens around. Almost nobody walk, […]
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Keeping Up with Old Montreal
In every parts of the world, there’s always an Old City part. Montreal was no different. Close to the metro station, it’s a busy and European-vibe-like. Lined with restaurants, bars and shops, your usual ingredients in a touristy neighborhood. The old Port was decorated with small yachts and fluorescent lights. Video mapping street arts licked […]
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Eating in ParisÂ
I didn’t eat much of French food. Why? Well, you can find French restaurants in most countries? đ Most of the time I went out with my aunt and ate Asian foods. We missed Asian spices. đ Yeko (or Yeka?) Sushi at Montorgueil, a casual place with quite fresher foods. Affordable also. đ Angelina Restaurant’s pastries at […]
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