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  1. Early morning. the snow melt in Parc Lafontaine.

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        April 01, 2013
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        March 30, 2013
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  2. Parc Île Bizrd Nature Park

  3. MONTREAL

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  4. Demolition site on Boulevard Saint Laurent between Cafe Cléopâtre and Le Monument National in Montréal. [Handheld]

  5. La croisée, le transept, et le choeur de Sainte Madeleine d'Outremont.

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  6. Every time I drove by this hill I was impressed with the saturated green of the grass. On the left of the image is the construction site of the new super hospital. On the right is a section of an overpass that is soon to be demolished (unless the current public hearings on corruption in the construction industry shut d...

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  7. East Facade.

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  8. East Facade.

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  9. Abandoned Crane, Lachine Canal, Montreal, 2012

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  10. According to an article in Le Devoir this industrial structure was built in 1922 by Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada. It was solidly constructed so as to be both earthquake and fire resistant. The tobacco operations continued until the 1950s. In recent years it has been home to residential tenants most of whom are ar...

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