of course,
You can see Longueuil, Île Sainte-Hélène, Verdun, Le Sud-Ouest, Griffintown, Île-des-Soeurs, Westmount, Saint-Henri, Downtown Montréal, Old Montréal, Plateau-Mont-Royal, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc Ex, Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve.
Am I full retard in what I said or do non MTL-ers sometimes call all that Mile End?
Either way, that dense area is insanely large. And you have to remember that's about as dense as 99% of my downtown... so seeing it over such a large area is just... heaven.
Am I full retard in what I said or do non MTL-ers sometimes call all that Mile End?
Either way, that dense area is insanely large. And you have to remember that's about as dense as 99% of my downtown... so seeing it over such a large area is just... heaven.
Am I full retard in what I said or do non MTL-ers sometimes call all that Mile End?
Either way, that dense area is insanely large. And you have to remember that's about as dense as 99% of my downtown... so seeing it over such a large area is just... heaven.
Yet this is just a fraction of the city. That picture doesn't even cover Cote des Neiges (one of the largest and densest neighbourhood), NDG, Lachine, Mount Royal, Outremont, Saint-Michel, Montreal Nord, cote vertu, ahuntsic, the West Island, Saint-Laurent, the eastern island and many more.
Am I full retard in what I said or do non MTL-ers sometimes call all that Mile End?
Either way, that dense area is insanely large. And you have to remember that's about as dense as 99% of my downtown... so seeing it over such a large area is just... heaven.
The Mile-End is only 1/4 of the Plateau-Mont-Royal borough and is only about 5% of what you see on that picture. The area you see on the picture is about 20km X 20km. The Mile-End is about 1km X 2km.
And despite the hype, it isn't even the "real" heart of the Plateau, which is centered around avenue du Mont-Royal, from St-Laurent to de Lorimier.
I'm probably the only non-SSP person in my city who doesn't think Vancouver is in the Rockies and, now, I know Mile End is just a little chunk of the three-floor spread, not the works.
I'm probably the only non-SSP person in my city who doesn't think Vancouver is in the Rockies and, now, I know Mile End is just a little chunk of the three-floor spread, not the works.
Next time you get there Ryan, you need to try two things :
Fairmount Bagel and Kem Coba ( sherberts & gelatos )
Both are definitely the best ! and both are on Fairmount Ave.
also: black and white cookies at cheskies bakery, goat/pumpkin rotis at jardin du cari on st-viateur, coffee at olympico on st-v... god, the list goes on. i miss mile-end.
(i prefer st-viateur bagels to fairmount bagels though).
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Jesus.
and both are on Fairmount Ave.
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