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Justin and Adina, the happy bride and groom...
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Although the ceremony was in french, I was able to figure out what was going on...
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Siobhan and I at the base of the Funicular. This structure was built for the 1976 olympics, however due to labor disputes, it wasn't finished until afterwards... D'oh!
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Entrance to the funicular.
(foo-nick-you-lahr)
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So what do you do with a city full of olympic-sized structures, but no olympics? Well you could make one a high-concept zoo and call it the "Biodome" Here is an image of me filming a fish.
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Jeff O'Toole in the subway station.
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We also visited the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. Sure they had VanGoghs and Monets and all, but we knew what we came to see. Here is a pic of myself with a display featuring a 1970s era JVC model 3241 Videosphere television.
And now for your moment of zen (tm E.G. Petersen)...
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