A couple days late, not a dollar short

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Last week there were two holidays – Canada Day and July 4th. I know this is a European adventure blog but this time, I would pay tribute to Canada – the apartment living over the meth lab (the U.S.). I love going to Montreal and Quebec City that are relatively close by (a 4-5 hour drive depending on where I am), and I have been to Ottawa and Toronto but it has been years. When I was in Seattle, saw Vancouver from across the harbor from one of my job sites. Central and Western Canada are on my bucket list as is maybe doing the train across Canada (Via Rail). So this time, I pay tribute to Trudeau, to hockey, to Canada. 😉

The beautiful Chateau Frontenac facing the St. Lawrence River in Quebec City.
The backside of the Chateau Frontenac.
This is a long boardwalk at the base of Chateau Frontenac that runs parallel to the river.
Quebec City insignia.
maple syrup Quebec
berries, Quebec
An Inuit memorial near Parliament Hill.
old port up to Chateau Quebec
Parliament building – Quebec City.
Montreal is so international.
Notre Dame in Montreal at dusk.
One of many, many murals on the sides of buildings all over the city.
Ones does not go to Montreal or Canada without having poutine.
The famous market in old Montreal filled with little shops and cafes, and a museum of fashion on the bottom floor.

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I love traveling and have been lucky enough to do a lot of it across the United States, most of eastern Canada and Europe. Here are some of my favorite places and memories from Europe. Hopefully there will be many more photos once travel is allowed again. Additionally, I am a real estate market analyst focusing on housing and senior housing issues and this had led me to travel all over for work. I have conducted research in Poland and the U.S. housing and senior issues, creating original data, and publishing results in a variety of publications. My book about senior housing issues in Poland is now available on amazon. https://tinyurl.com/yxml38bo. It too has some unique photos in it.

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