I took a few random photos. All signage is in both French and English as we are a bilingual country, although I only speak English. As always click on the photos for more detail.
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Thursday, December 18, 2008
A few random photos from Terminal 1.
We went to the airport the other night to meet ds, as he flew out to Vegas for the weekend as he was best man for his best friends wedding.
I took a few random photos. All signage is in both French and English as we are a bilingual country, although I only speak English. As always click on the photos for more detail.
There was a display for the Royal Ontario Museum
I took a few random photos. All signage is in both French and English as we are a bilingual country, although I only speak English. As always click on the photos for more detail.
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3 comments:
terminal 1 looks interesting. as i work at an airport i always am curious about other airports and how they are decorated and such. we've a few decorations here....not much though.
have a great day.
Great pictures of the terminal. I haven't been to an airport in ages. Ouch, the parking fee is a bit steep!
Thank you for your visit. Have a great day.
Renie
Airports are interesting, especially when they do something to set themselves apart from the run-of-the-mill. Charlotte, North Carolina, has rocking chairs in part of the terminal -- I'd never seen that before.
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