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Old Posted Jun 24, 2012, 3:03 AM
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WOW, what a nice pic of Mtl. Bravo!
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That's a really cool pic and one of the largest ones I've seen taken from that vantage point. I just wish the view extended farther to the right beyond CN rather than the fairly empty left.
     
     
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Is the massive watermark really necessary?
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Is the massive watermark really necessary?
Your talking about the creator of "render pornstar"!
For a pompous ass like him, most definitely.
     
     
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That is a very nice photo, but is there even single building from the current century in there?
It's Old Montreal. Would you suggest they knock down a few 300 year old buildings in favour of some craptastic condos?
     
     
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Old Posted Jun 25, 2012, 9:05 AM
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LOL! Troll'in like usual eh Gibbroni?
Not sure how you got that from my comment but it's quite laughable as I suggested no such thing.
Old Montreal is quite beautiful and I hope it'll always remain as is. But I would like to see some more development in and around the core - that being the point.
     
     
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It's Old Montreal. Would you suggest they knock down a few 300 year old buildings in favour of some craptastic condos?
Tour de la Bourse is 300 years old?

Wow, that's pretty advanced engineering for 1712...
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You can see the Quebec City skyline in the background.


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Old Posted Jun 25, 2012, 6:37 PM
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Tour de la Bourse is 300 years old?

Wow, that's pretty advanced engineering for 1712...
C'mon, "architect", stop it with your incessant trolling please


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That last one is an impressive picture!
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Yeah, totally agree. best shot I have seen of Toronto from that angle because there is actually some interesting features in the foreground. makes a huge difference!
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C'mon, "architect", stop it with your incessant trolling please


Let us be civil.
You pass over habfanman's post and call me a troll?


Anyway great photos of Toronto! Really shows how truly massive it is..
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Old Posted Jun 26, 2012, 11:49 AM
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Wow. Just wow.


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