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title: 'Poutine and French Echoes in Old Montreal'
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date: '2024-08-05 23:45'
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template: entry
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published: true
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hero_image: 'photo-1.jpg'
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lat: '45.5017'
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lng: '-73.5673'
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location_city: 'Montreal'
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location_country: 'Canada'
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weather_temp_c: '26'
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weather_desc: 'sunny'
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30.7 - A 24hr layover allowed me to explore Montreal in just a little more then half a day. Spending some time in the Old Town, the European and French influences are very visible in the architecture. A brief visit to the Notre Dame could not be missed, its quite pretty on the inside.
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After that I headed to Le Plateau, a more pleasant neighborhood than Downtown, regular townhouses and many cafes and restaurants.
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The obligatory and heart-attack inducing Poutine from La Banquise was not skipped.
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