Park Pointe aux Prairies
What I call Park Pointe aux Prairies consists of three sections. There is the largest area, the middle section with ponds and forests and the Chalet de l’Heritage. Then the eastern section connecting the middle area with the river on the east. Finally the western part on the other side of the highway, connecting to the river on the west.
How to Get Here
To visit middle and east section, I take metro line green up to the end station Honore-Beaugrand and then bus line 186, a trip of about an hour. In summer, the western part is not accessible from the other sections and no public transport available. I take the bike and drive along the river on the left. In winter, all three sections are connected. It takes a long walk, though.
Park Pointe aux Pariries
June 07, 2020
iPhone 11 Pro; iPhone 11 Pro back triple camera 1.54mm f/2.4; Focal Length 4mm; Exposure 1/3984; Aperture f1.8; Iso 32;
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Prairie
March 22, 2016
XT1058; Mobile; Focal Length 4mm; Exposure 1/4800; Aperture f2.4; Iso 160;
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Rolling Hills at Pointe aux Prairies
Actually, these are hills along the golf course covered with snow at this time of the year.
January 25, 2015
Canon PowerShot SX50 HS; 4.3-215.0 mm; Focal Length 33mm; Exposure 1/400; Aperture f5.6; Iso 80;
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