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Nuit Blanche in Montreal


First pay, first gift. On Saturday, our mister John offered us the restaurant. A good burger in Baton Rouge!




Then we went to Montreal for the Nuit Blanche Montreal High Lights.
An oasis of fun in our winter sometimes a bit too rigid: The Celebration of Light in Montreal!



Once again, Old Montreal and the Quays of Old Port we were impressed with an expanded lineup of free activities of the most diverse, skating to the fireworks and large outdoor shows.


The apotheosis was the "Nuit Blanche" with no less than 170 mostly free activities and presented on 3 main areas of downtown Montreal. It was all art forms, visual art and dance, as well as magnificent illuminations.



Reheat the sound of techno music (less than 11 anyway!)



Grill sausages and marshmallows



The big slide at Place Jacques Cartier


And presto! Ptite a taffy?



Sorry if some pictures are rather blurry, boyfriend but was not really on her plate. One wonders why. Is it age??

Go, kiss people!

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History of groomed trails for skiers

spaces that you browse and find a property owners forty.

The wooded hill in Ile Perrot, is the central wooded area network and home to virtually the entire network. It includes a great diversity of forest stands, several kinds of maple, black ash, oak and hemlock as well as a small network of peat bogs and heath pools in the sandstone of Potsdam (characteristic of uniqueness Ile Perrot). See http://www.cmm.qc.ca/fileadmin/user_upload/fichesvert/fiche_cs_boisdelacolline_ileperrot.pdf

's Woods East Point (the Samarra area trail), consists mainly of old stands, maple, ash and red oak mixed stands, with white pine and hemlock. North-east there was the sugar bush Lalonde whose sugar shack (located at the origin Perrot Boulevard near the marina) has given way to condos a few years ago.

The Wooded Island Perrot, in which we have as many trails, is located between Boulevard St-Joseph and golf Ile-Perrot.

Ferré Creek rises in the forested marsh (north of Big Timber # 5) of the hill. You cross or walk along the creek at several locations in the northwest sector of the network. Including the entry boulevard Island, along the path # 1 (intersection of # 4, The beech) and # 2 north, meadows, and you step over on the trails near the # 2 and # 3 Érablière.

Trail # 1 Robert Best has been named as an honorary club founder Skiers Island in 1979.

Meadows in the path # 2 (The Meadows), are owned Family Mongrain (the largest) and Montpetit Family (2 small).

Trail # 3 in Maple Grove, home to the candy Mongrain, in operation since 1903.

Trail # 4 The Beeches, home to the sugar shack Leduc (South) operating on an irregular basis.

North Trail # 5, Big Timber, is a significant wetland harboring rare and endangered animal species (four-toed salamander, and spotted-necked snakes and several species of frogs.

Trail # 6 Perdriolle, sits on a unique geological formation of sandstone postdam Ile Perrot. The projections of sandstone can be seen in winter near the industrial park and especially in summer. One can observe the foundation of sandstone on almost the entire trail and more particularly the approach trail # 1 and near the district of Perdriolle. The forest stands consist mainly of oak red oak and hemlock, red pine white.

Planting Spruce Trail # 7 Katimavik, planted in the 1960s, housed between 1965 and 1980 camping used among others in `occasion of Expo 1967. In 1986, the plantation became the property of the center Katimavik (A volunteer program for Canadian youth) and in 1995, ownership of the center of Our Lady of Fatima (A work providing specialized services tailored to the needs of people with communication disorders).

Trail # 8 The Samarra, mostly on the right path connecting the school at Carrefour Samare Notre Dame, along the wooded northern tip of the east.

Trail # 9 Hill, was the most rugged trail network and was dedicated to the followers of the racket after abandonment by skiers. Residential development near the trails with confined corridors too narrow and excluding from the core network, it was made difficult to maintain with motorized equipment. To the north was there an important wetlands area, now occupied by Blue Oak School and the arena. A beautiful pond and marsh, home to many bird and animal species is ente the arena and the hillside.

At the center of Trail # 10 Le Marais, is another important wetland and nearby (near the Metro). This portion of the former Lake Summit now partly drained.

Trail # 11 Du Golf is situated on the golf Pincourt, fashioned out of the material removed exchangers Morgan and Woodland Highway 20.

Trail # 12, although bearing the name of wooded Marceau named street nearby, is actually owned by Mr. Charlebois.

# 13 In the trail, you ride effectively in orchards Farm Quinn.

In a not so distant past, our paths traversed forested areas now developed into commercial or residential areas. To Ile Perrot, our paths joined Michel Martin Park (now Park Area), La Belle Province (now IGA and domain Maricourt) and covered almost the entire plateau of Potsdam Sandstone Island Perrot (now the Perdriolle neighborhood, industrial park NDIP and in the near future, the Eco-center. On the side of Pincourt, trails joined the boulevard Cardinal Léger (now Forest area) and covered almost all Hill (now Hill area of Forest Street and east). The trails also joined the golf Ile-Perrot and Notre-Dame-de-l'Île Perrot (village). These trails have been abandoned for several years.

Diversity and historic trails / Aspect of the Protection of woodlands and trails.

To answer questions and concerns addressed to me year after year on the protection of woodlands and trails, take note:

Unless included in a specific area of an urban park, provincial park or nature reserve, no wooded trail is specifically protected. Agricultural areas (green areas), wetlands and recreational areas (golf, cycling) provide some protection by cons.

Unfortunately, like all woods in the metropolitan area, woodlands of Ile Perrot, including those on the hill do not have these statutes and may be dedicated to urban developments. What you have witnessed in recent years. Some plans development previously defined are considered forested, others not, with consequences that we know (losing heritage enclave, cut off lanes, excessive blasting, excessive development in areas that appeared green or vocation acquired , etc.). Although there are patterns of intervention and protection at the metropolitan level, the dream and the reality is quite different. Unfortunately, large areas previously designated to protect, will disappear forever.

way to ensure the sustainability of these areas for future generations, you must be interested in plans. Address your concerns to your elected officials.

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Island Trail Conditions / February 25, 2011 Activities February 2011

(an English version Will Follow)

School Break

Centre Notre-Dame-de-Fatima open all week from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. as well as municipal rinks.

sign of impending spring, sunshine and temperatures around freezing surfaces heat up and change the texture of the snow. In addition, you'll notice the preparations for operations in Maple Trails # 3 and # 4. The quality of the trails has not been greatly affected by the care taken to preserve the trails operators.

Enjoy the beautiful days to come, to ski with children and picnicking with them in forests or meadows. Observe wildlife and surrounding tracks in the snow. Deer and wild turkeys were observed in the planting this winter, not to mention here and there, squirrels, raccoons, foxes, coyotes, etc., and the bird life more and more pervasive. In

backcountry skiing or snowshoeing, enjoy views of the natural vistas, open spaces that surround us, the Lac St. Louis and the chain of green mountains of the state New York south of the # 4 and # 6, or the Lac St. Louis and Montreal Island in the south east of # 12 or the Lake of Two Mountains and the plight of Oka on the trails Hill (bat # 9).

New snow (2-3 cm), scheduled for today, based on hardened. Last tracing after the thaw is Saturday, February 19. Trace well formed. Be careful when going downhill if necessary, sliding fast and hardened base.

# 1 Best-Robert: Very good.

# 2 The Meadows: Very good.

Sugarbush L `# 3: Very good.

# 4 The Beeches : Good. 4 North-west, risky downhill, choose the straight line north-east

# 5 The Big-Wood: Very good.

Perdriolle # 6: Good. Be careful on the descents.

# 7 The Katimavik: Good to very good possibility of being swept by the wind in open areas. Needles and thin blanket on the east side of the plantation. Prefer west passage.

# 8 The Samare: Medium to good. Dangerous descent. Note: To get to 12, Nordic, non-alignment, attention to the passage of the ditch.

Du Marais # 10: Nordic untraced

Du Golf # 11: Good, possibility being swept by the wind. Be careful on the descents.

# 12 Boise Marceau: Very good.

Quinn # 13: Good, can be swept by the wind.

Note: After the break we will begin to remove the signs.

Off-piste skiing: New snow (2-3cm) according cured.

Night Skiing: Last quarter moon. Headlamp required.

Saturday, sunny with cloudy periods (-14C-9C) and Sunday, cloudy with a few flakes (-10C,-5C).

Refuge Centre Notre-Dame-de-Fatima: Open weekends from 8:30 until 16:30 and on weekdays during the school break from February 26 to March 6.

Refuge Center Pincourt Golf: Open Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 22pm on weekdays and for Spring A good starting point for night skiing. Ice ring and slides open.

Upcoming Events: Annual Meeting April 12, 2011.

On this, enjoy the next two weekends, the season draws to a close in our region.

Pierre Levac, President

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Announced New Snow (2-3) are hardened path. Trailed groomed on Saturday 19 th, after the warm period, path well done. Take care on downhill, fast and hardened surfaces.

#1 Robert-Meilleur : Very Goods.

#2 Les Prés : Very Goods.

#3 L`Érablière : Very Goods.

#4 Les Hêtres : Goods. Take care on downhill on section north-west.
#5 La Gros-bois : Very Goods.

#6 La Perdriolle : Goods. Take care on downhill

#7 La Katimavik : Goods to Very Goods, possibility of sweep path. Thin coverage under spruces plantation (east area).

#8 La Samare : Acceptables, take care on downhill To get #12 Nordic.

#10 Du Marais : Nordic.

#11 Du Golf : Goods, possibility of sweep path. Take care on downhill.

#12 Boisé Marceau : Very goods.

#13 Quinn : Goods, possibility of sweep path.

Chalet Centre Notre-Dame-de-Fatima : Open during week end 8h30AM to 4h40PM.

Chalet Centre de Golf of Pincourt: Open. Skating ring and sliding opened.

Weather for next week-end: Saturday, cloudy periods (-14C,-9C), Sunday, scattered flurries (-10C,-5C).

Night skiing: Last quarter. Get your front light and enjoy your evening.

Activities to follow:  Annual meeting April 12th.

Enjoy Your Two next weekend & the school break time.

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I love Quebec, yes! I love Canada, yes! Like the true 4 seasons, yes! But hey, there, it'll do!

is what we hear constantly on the radio this morning:

Winter Storm Warning Issued

to 3:34 p.m. EST Thursday, February 24, 2011

Summary

10-15 cm of snow are expected for the Montreal area since Friday morning. Other regions will receive up to 25 cm. The only

ige combined with strong winds reduce visibility in blowing snow.

Details

depression from Colorado will on the states of New England Friday before joining the Gulf of St. Lawrence on Saturday. Regions southern Quebec will receive important that

antity snow with high winds and blowing snow from Friday noon. According to the trajectory of the system, other areas east of sectors warning could be affected by this storm later Friday. Friday night and Saturday the storm reaches the eastern Gaspé and Lower North Shore. While

me, right now, I dream only of this:


And then this:


Oh, and also this:




Mmmmmmhhhh

Next year, he said, Man!

Go, kiss people!

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Cats Ottawa - The big day


And voila! The big day has arrived. Yesterday morning we went to Ottawa to see my gift Nowell, remember, there ?

A journey of 2 hours, under mid snowstorm in mid spring sunshine, and we arrived at half past twelve at the National Center Arts. Boyfriend being a belly (provided he does not read this post, provided it does not read this post, provided it does not read this post), it was necessary to find food when we arrived. For this, we discovered with surprise and enthusiasm to go near the food (Byward Market), he had to cross the Rideau Canal. And here is what appeared before our eyes tousled:

In winter, a major attraction in Ottawa is probably the Rideau Canal Skateway, the world's largest skating rink, in the heart of City of Ottawa on the Rideau Canal, Heritage Site UNESCO .

a length of 7.8 kilometers, the ice begins just steps from the Canadian Parliament buildings and extends to Dows Lake where there is an outdoor art gallery on ice. Along the way, skaters can warm up with resting in front of a fire, and enjoy a hot drink and a snack.

We immortalized with Mr. Oscar Peterson ,




We met families



of Mormon,


And we even witnessed a marriage at kilometer 0 of the rink, application accepted and warmly applauded by all present skaters around


And for us, demand is relatively distant we merely ask to km 0


We left the Rideau Canal by the original staircase recycled tires and braided



before finally crossing the Centre's doors


To arrive in the majestic hall


And there there there




is a Cherrybee dazzled who returned late in the evening with her boyfriend of love, after some recent photos in the blazing sun in a sky of azure blue finally returned.

Go, kiss people!

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Saturday, February 19 from 19h to 21 h - Snowshoeing by moonlight in the paths of the Escapade Rigaud. Check the Sugarbush Mountain, 300 Chemin St-Georges, Rigaud.

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output Saturday, February 19, 2011

Modification for Saturday, February 19, 2011. : Trip to Sutton modified to travel to the Park Camper Ste-Agathe. Book your seats.

Due to the unavailability of a bus to Sutton and demand, we increase the ability to 48 seats, but move the activity to Ste-Agathe. Open event for lovers of skiing or snowshoeing. 45 km of trails for beginners to experts. Twenty places available. Restoration and possibility of renting equipment on site. See www.parcdescampeurs.com.

Pierre Levac Contact 514-453-8592 and leave a message on his voice mail or email to plevac@affiliated.ca. (Cost $ 14.00).

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Trail Conditions / February 10, 2011

(an English version Will Follow)

Last Saturday, nearly 100 people (adults and children) PART IN the evening torchlight which place by a comfortable evening (-5,-2C) and before the lined surprise. Thank you to all the organizers and staff and to all participants. We hope you enjoyed your evening.

New snow (20-30 cm), packed powder and traced February 9, 2011.

# 1 Best-Robert: Very good.

# 2 The Meadows: Very good.

# 3 L `maple: Very good.

# 4 The Beeches: Very good.

# 5 The Big-Wood: Very good.

# 6 Perdriolle: Very good.

# 7 The Katimavik: Very good, can be swept by the wind in open areas.

# 8 The Samare: Very good. Note: To get to 12, Nordic, non-alignment, attention to the passage of the ditch.

Du Marais # 10: Nordic untraced.

Du Golf # 11: Very good, can be swept by the wind.

# 12 Boise Marceau: Very good.

Quinn # 13: Very good, can be windswept

Off-piste skiing: powder for New Nordic skiers.

Night Skiing: First quarter moon. Headlamp required.
Saturday Cloudy with isolated snow showers (-10C,-4C) and Sunday, cloudy with a few flakes (-9C-1C).

Refuge Center Our Lady of Fatima: Open weekends from 8:30 until 4:30 p.m. ET on weekdays during the school break.

Refuge Center Pincourt Golf: Open Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 22pm on weekdays and from 18h to 22h. Good starting point for night skiing. Ice ring and slides open.

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New snow (20-30cm) , trails groomed on Thursday 9th

#1 Robert-Meilleur : Very Goods.

#2 Les Prés : Very Goods.

#3 L`Érablière : Very Goods

#4 Les Hêtres : Very Goods

#5 La Gros-bois : Very Goods.

#6 La Perdriolle : Very Goods.

#7 La Katimavik : Very Goods, possibility of sweep path

#8 La Samare : Very Goods To get #12 Nordic.

#10 Du Marais : Nordic

#11 Du Golf : Very Goods, possibility of sweep path

#12 Boisé Marceau : Very goods.

#13 Quinn : Very goods, possibility of sweep path

Chalet Centre Notre-Dame-de-Fatima : Open during week end 8h30AM to 4h40PM.

Chalet Centre de Golf of Pincourt: Open. Skating ring and sliding opened.

Weather for next week-end: Saturday, few flurries (-10C,-4C), Sunday, scattered flurries (-9C,-1C).

Night skiing: First quarter. Get your front light and enjoy your evening.

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Weekend friendship

was expected that one! Day with a large J where it was to receive friends met at the meeting of December immigrants in France. Franck and Nathalie arrived as scheduled Saturday morning to begin a marathon tour of Montreal and south shore.
Program:

Old Port and its skaters



Bonsecours Market, rue Saint-Paul,


Place Jacques Cartier,


Notre-Dame,


The Sainte Cath, avenue Mc Gill ses statues, la place Ville Marie, la patinoire intérieure du 1000 de la Gauchetière, le Casino. On leur a même offert un tour de circuit Jacques Villeneuve (à 50 km/h, parait qu'il y a des radars) pour finir, le samedi chez l'incontournable Schwartz.

Le dimanche, ce fut le Biodôme qui a enfin réouvert,





(la tour olympique était fermée pour entretien),


le quartier chinois, le Mont Royal, l'oratoire Saint-Joseph


with a splendid organ concert by Philippe Bélanger. It is my opinion and I share it. (Boyfriend does not understand, he said that Mr. Belanger was playing all the songs together at the same time. I maintain I was very nice).



As they seemed to love the houses in Westmount,


we continued the tour of the Grand Dukes taking them in Carignan hares on the island, then circling the Chambly Basin. (No, Jen and Dam, it is not gone to feed the squirrels at Fort Chambly, pass the closed gate and make their way in 80 cm not cleared of snow, was waived). We ended the madhouse Quarter Dix30 to return to our modest little house party with Jerome and Aurora, who have joined us.
Superb weekend of friendship, laughter, secrets. They left for another long week in Quebec, where they will meet many other blogonautes. But that, they tell you themselves. Deeply
you return, but definitely this time!

Go, kiss people!