I recently read a blog posting by our neighbour describing a massive lime tree, in Westmount Park, that collapsed (https://dcmontreal.wordpress.com/).
Grabbing my camera (and our dog) we managed to document the tree’s fate:
Monthly Archives: July 2015
Westmount Magazine
Did you know that our fair City now has their own magazine?
The editor-in-chief is none other than Wayne Larsen!
Those of us in Westmount fondly remember him during his long tenure as editor-in-chief of the Westmount Examiner.
This is the link to their excellent publication:
Westmount Park’s Northern Catalpa Trees
One of several Westmount Park’s Northern Catalpa trees (Southern Catalpas have an acrid smell when their leaves are bruised). Their blosooms, when they drop, look like snow!
Westmount Park – Concerts in the Park
Summer in Westmount Park always includes a weekly “Concerts in the Park” performance. It is a very “nice touch” by the City to sponsor these performances. As you can see, they bring a lot of joy to those that attend!
Westmount Park – Summer
Our walk through Westmount Park during a “real” summer day.
Westmount Park – Shakespeare-in-the-Park
Repercussion Theatre’s Shakespeare-in-the-Park -an annual Westmount tradition.
Westmount Park – Juvenile Birds
A juvenile Sparrow resting on one the park’s conifers.
Westmount Park
Summer in Westmount Park.
Westmount Park – Wading Pond
The park’s wading pond during a warm early July evening.
464 Roslyn Ave
Former home of Hudson Allison – a casualty in the 1912 RMS Titanic disaster.
Today, the home has two civic numbers: 464 & 466 Roslyn.
Westmount Overlooked 