If you are looking to move to the greater Montreal, here's a great property just about 30 minutes west of Montreal - close enough to the city yet in a tranquil, country setting. This house is in St. Lazare in the Saddlebrook neighbourhood:

www.stlazarehome.ca

03/25/10 by visitEarth
Tags: st. lazare house for sale, st. lazare real estate, st. lazare, saint lazare, house for sale, home, Saddlebrook, Saddlebrook house for sale

 

If you are looking to build a new home in St. Lazare, Hudson, The West Island or the greater Montreal area, here's a link to Mark Kornafel, a local builder specializing in new house builds, interior and exterior home renovation projects, and home repairs.

www.markhomes.ca

01/03/10 by visitEarth
Tags: Montreal, Montreal home repair, Hudson, St. Lazare, West Island, West Island home renovations, St. Lazare home repairs, Hudson home renovations, home building

 

If you are looking to move or visit Montreal, here's a local real estate agent and her sister staging and interior design company to help you out.

DeborahWhite.ca

VibeInteriors.ca

12/28/09 by visitEarth
Tags: Montreal, real estate, realtor, real estate agent, St. Lazare real estate, Hudson real estate

 

It's been a little while since posting any updates from Montreal, so thought it might be helpful to start with a few local, small businesses that I have had a chance to work with.

• The Community Business Network (networking for small companies and home based businesses)
• Brand X Promotions
(custom marketing and promotions company serving greater Montreal and Ottawa)

• Zee Company (Montreal's first authentic barbeque catering service)
• Apnee Sante (Sleep center serving Montreal's off island area)

11/09/09 by visitEarth
Tags: Montreal, Montreal catering, Montreal promotions

 

Here's what deep concern looks like. Many thanks to Victor who just sent me these photos - he's part of the local Irish hiking group we met on our hike along the Slieve League just west of Donegal, along the western coast of Ireland. As mentioned in a previous post, it was extremely foggy and we didn't know until we were already traversing the "Eagle's Nest" what exactly we were crossing.

What these photos don't quite convey is the dramatic falloff on the other side (these are the highest sea cliffs in Europe, after all), which was a 2000 foot (600 meter) drop down into the Atlantic.

crossing Eagle's Nest, Slieve League, Donegal, Ireland

Eagle's Nest along Slieve League in Donegal, western Ireland

08/28/09 by visitEarth
Tags: Slieve League, Donegal, Ireland, hike, One Man's Pass, Eagle's Nest