Main square, Old Montreal

Rue des Artistes, Old Montreal
We saw a lot of nice art up there.

Megan and Liese got henna tattoos on the square

Ben & Jerry's in an early
19th century building on the square

Charming ivy-covered courtyard.
Jewelers displayed their wares (some real nice stuff!) below.

City Hall, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Chateau Ramezay Museum opposite City Hall.
Built for Claude de Ramezay, governor of Montreal from 1704 until his death in 1724,
it is now a cool museum depicting the lifestyles of Quebec's elite colonists.

An old American flag flies outside to recall the time in 1776
when Benjamin Franklin and Benedict Arnold
used the building as their headquarters,
while occupying Montreal during the American Revolution.

The Biodome in Montreal, where you experience four different ecosystems.

Entrance to the Biodome

Penguin in the Antarctic ecosystem

Montreal hosted the Olympic Games in 1976.
These were the games when Nadia Comaneci scored the first 10's
(and 7 of 'em!) ever awarded in Olympic gymnastics competition.
She was fourteen--how old were YOU?!

Montreal skyline from top of the Olympic Tower.
In case you're wondering, Montreal has 3.4 million people.

Tim takes a break from touring Montreal
 

On to the Shelburne Museum
On to the little blue camps
On to Camp Peterson
On to North Hero Island

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