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Melbatb · 4 Mar 18, 01:30 PM

Originally Posted by WileyCoyote

Great day, I just love your pics from today, lovely city atmosphere. Such a neat case .. Awesome. What a fab trip it's been.

The city is very photogenic! A case for one is easier than when there is a family trip

Originally Posted by Jake71

There are some really stunning and interesting statues around the city.

I don't know if that is the case in most cities but we just don't notice them?

Originally Posted by OB1LukeLucas

Homework rebel-I love it! Do you think you are going to be on statue alert forever now... Great photos from your walk today, have you enjoyed exploring without the rest of the family?
Nice easy suitcase pack this time! Safe journey home😊

Exploring alone is very different as you can go at your own speed and change your mind as to what to do as often as you want! The downside is, of course, no one to chat about it to!

Originally Posted by mick

Another great day, I�m loving all your pictures of the statues, so many subjects

Joan

There really were some fabulous statues (and some that I really didn't get why they had been acquired

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Originally Posted by Goldia

The totem pole was awesome. It's always a relief when everything fits in the case at the end of a holiday, isn't it?

I love totem poles!

The joy of the packing activity! I wasn't too worried this trip though!

Originally Posted by jocat

Don�t blame you for rebelling and not doing your homework!

I�m a bit disturbed by that statue too.

That statue still freaks me out! Weird!

Originally Posted by LuvPluto

Homework rebel - that made me laugh

Certainly looks and sounds like a fab city. Hope you have a safe journey home

I think F could easily be a homework rebel if her horrible parents let her

Montreal certainly is a fabulous city,