Last summer I took a cooks tour around Verdun, and came across a
rather large building just off the boardwalk. I think the sign
outside said circus school, but I could be wrong.
Second Avenue
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SecondAve was this the building? Steve
ReplyDeletehttp://www.e-cirqueverdun.com/studio_b.htm
ReplyDeleteThat an interesting site NaggieMck,....this place has been there since 1988,....or at least the company has been in existence since '88 I had never heard of it before,......seems like a large place as well,. Kinda funny,.that it's brought to our attention from a Verdun visiting from Hawaii,.......and then the link posted from a Sask. member........We are all over the place...........hahahahaha Thanks for the efforts hf&rv
ReplyDeleteMaggieMck that link you posted on this subject is very interesting.It must be around Melrose and Demarchais on Lasalle. Steve
ReplyDeleteThat building must be a total magnet for Verdun's kids. I'm grateful
ReplyDeletethe school wasn't there during my childhood; I'd be retired from the
circus by now, and more than likely with a bad back.
Last summer I ate steamers at 'La Belle Provence' on 1st and
Wellington. I inhaled them both in a matter of seconds. Good eat'n.
On the way back to the B&B on Willibrord, I stopped of at Tim Hortons
on Willibrord and Wellington for a little desert and a large black
coffee. Oh ya!
Second Avenue.
I think I miswrote in my journal as to the address of 'La Belle
ReplyDeleteProvence' and as result I posted 1st and Wellington, but it may have
been on 3rd or 4th. No one corrected me so I'm a tad confused.
Second Avenue.
Second Avenue, the La Belle Province is either at the corner of first or second. I have sampled their product a ''few'' times. Third avenue corner is still Grovers. One thing that you did state incorrectly was Tim Hortons being on the corner of Willibrord. This is actually a Dunkin Donuts. The Tim is on Church near Lasalle (what was an A&W in the sixties). One thing Verdun has no shortage of is fine eateries, or places where you can just pig out.........................m.p.u.
ReplyDeleteOkay that clears that up. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteS.A.