It heads to the other side of the river... That's Jacques Cartier Bridge and it cross the St Lawrence River from Montreal Island to Longueuil, Quebec, known as the south shore.
I love the colors in this photo, NoName, from the red of the brick and the blue of the sky, to the coppery green of the bridge and the bright red of that strange, foreign-language sign in the foreground.
Ah good old Molson. Years ago, they were a client of ours, and that complex is essentially a city in its own right. And yeah, you got some great blue sky in this one.
I was a Labatt guy growing up; drank Blue. These days I drink Corona and Molson is licensed to distribute it in Canada. I was aiming for the brewery. The sky was an accident.
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Hard not to notice your brewery but it's the sky that's really the show-stopper in this one. What does the bridge cross over?
The pic was taken in Montreal. The bridge is over the St. Lawrence River.
I can't help but wonder where that bridge leads to...
It heads to the other side of the river... That's Jacques Cartier Bridge and it cross the St Lawrence River from Montreal Island to Longueuil, Quebec, known as the south shore.
what a beautiful scene, great sky
Pretty sky and photo. I wish we had blue skies today!
What a great pic! Love the contrast of sky and buildings!
Kinda peaceful looking isn't it? The free samples from the brewery kinda help too.
Oh me too. That was 2 weeks ago. The sky's pretty ominous here lately.
Took that from the passenger seat of the car about 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
Wow! That blue sky is totes amazeballs!
You know the focus of my pic was the brewery but that sky was an added bonus.
You know the focus of my pic was the brewery but that sky was really an added bonus.
Absolutely beautiful.
Just thought you might like to know that we have a Blue Sky Brewery here. Sort of the best of all worlds, right?
I love the colors in this photo, NoName, from the red of the brick and the blue of the sky, to the coppery green of the bridge and the bright red of that strange, foreign-language sign in the foreground.
Actually Molson Coors American HQ is in Denver.
Actually that's an old sign. The new ones say WWT (Woah Woah Tabernac)
Totes.
Ah good old Molson. Years ago, they were a client of ours, and that complex is essentially a city in its own right. And yeah, you got some great blue sky in this one.
(It's funny cause I'm the only one who got that joke)
I know but I couldn't resist.
I was a Labatt guy growing up; drank Blue. These days I drink Corona and Molson is licensed to distribute it in Canada. I was aiming for the brewery. The sky was an accident.
Oh, shiny pretty colours. Lovely photo, dufus, now can I have a drink?
A drink? Hell, I'm sharing the whole brewery with you.
Is this in Dufusland?
Oh, yeah, my own brewery. I can dream can't I?
WOW... there are so many different looks to all these cities... look at that amazing blue sky!
Those clouds are like The Simpsons clouds, don't ya think?
Must you really stop in the middle of the bridge?
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