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Originally Posted by MolsonExport
Lovely Mtl set. I am intrigued by St. Raymond. Really good bones for such a small place.
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The first time I went there, I was struck by the brick-and-balconies main street. Sadly, though, Saint-Raymond has struggled with a few important fires and a part of downtown is gone.
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Originally Posted by Kilgore Trout
That's a very nice town. I hadn't even heard of it before but I'd love to pass through whenever all of this is over [...] St-Raymond looks like the snow has just melted (there's even a snowbank in one of your pics!).
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Yep. Sometimes, the highest snow piles disappear completely in the first days of June. Doesn't mean the temperature isn't great - just that there is more snow here than in Montreal, and that it takes longer to melt. Just to give you an idea - the leaves are out on certain trees and shrubs only - like lilacs and honeysuckles. Otherwise, the maples are in full bloom. We had our crocus (perce-neige) the first week of april, and our daffodils bloomed around April 20. It's one to two weeks late compared to Montreal.
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Originally Posted by franktko
Faudrait que tu demandes à MartinMtl comment aller chercher plus de résolution sur instagram parce que ton excellent set de Québec aurait cassé la baraque en haute résolution!  |
J'utilise la traditionnelle technique alt-cmd-u. Mais tu as raison - Safari ne permet pas d'avoir accès à la même qualité de photo que Chrome par exemple.
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So I'm going through this thread. Even my own pictures are blowing my mind. I had no idea this is what some of ye were seeing lol
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