And for those who say that the journey is more important than the destination I have kept a little log.
Heathrow airport security; those are some angry mofo's! They take their sweet time, which is completely fine except for the people who have a transfer to catch. The airport itself is -or pretends to be- huge, as is insinuated by underground sci-fi "transit" subways that go from one gate to another. There is no other connection since the halls are isolated square big glass buildings in between which the airplanes can comfortably load and unload and... do their thing.
The flight from Heathrow to Montreal: Relaxation, sudden loud noises from the bathroom, and sleep.
First impression of Montreal at (to my senses) 2am, strange city. Weird traffic lights. And even more so after a voluntary two hour walk (before going to sleep tired); big buildings and old cozy European buildings close to eachother.
Gotta go drink beer now with my fellow hostelites, so I'm out of time!
Hi Maarten,
BeantwoordenVerwijderenSo the journey was "good". I saw a Canon Camera ? (Heathrow or Montreal ?) How is the hostel ? I also saw a map of Montreal.. was it helpfull enough to find the things you're looking for ? In CadIJ is it sunny. Last night I went out with Remy to the Wok. Nice to talk in an other way. See (Skype) and / or read you Dad
Hey hey,
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI bought the camera in Montreal, it's an A3000. The hostel's nice, plenty of exchange students using it as a jumping board into the city. I've plenty of maps, and I am managing to find my way around. It's pretty easy since the city is organised in blocks. Weather's been nice the past couple of days, although today it's started drizzling in the afternoon. Bought a coat now, and am hunting for an apartment.
Cheers!
Maarten