Adirondack Retreat The Montrealer September 8, 2006 4152 Mirror Lake Inn is a magnet that pulls you back to Lake Placid year after year. A few black and white pictures in my family’s photograph album show a young girl at Santa’s Village on Whiteface Mountain in ...
One Enchanted Island The Montrealer July 3, 2006 4148 Atlantic Canada is blessed with the unsurpassed beauty and unique character of Cape Breton Island. When world-renowned telephone inventor, Alexander Graham Bell, elected to build a summer estate on Cape Bre...
Historic Merrickville The Montrealer June 3, 2006 6317 This charming Ontario town overlooking the Rideau River has an interesting mix of ghosts, artisans, quaint shops and English-style pubs. Like a lot of people, I’m fascinated by the prospect of ghosts which...
Double Exposure The Montrealer May 5, 2006 3673 Colonial Williamsburg integrates early American history with present day golf. Interfacing one of the largest outdoor museums in the world with some of the finest golf in the state of Virginia may seem lik...
The pearl of southern Bohemia is a Czech Republic treasure The Montrealer April 7, 2006 3649 Little more than a decade ago Cesky Krumlov was anything but a European vacation spot. In fact, back then locals sometimes referred to this historic town south of Prague as Cesky Crumble-off. It was grey and dr...
Adirondack Getaway The Montrealer March 7, 2006 5456 Nestled in New York state’s Adirondack Mountains, the historic Sagamore hotel blends Old World charm with contemporary sophistication. Considering its rugged beauty and immense natural assets, one way or an...
Cuba – Si! The Montrealer March 5, 2006 3882 A temperate, climate, beautiful beaches and new resorts make Cuba an enticing destination for Canadians By Peter Kerr We visited Cuba for the first time in February, and discovered why this island country...
