So you can have a chalet
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Le Patriote
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Saint-Hippolyte ou Tadoussac.
Mart_IT
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Not sure if serious?
Ta le choix d'aller partout et tu veut aller établir un hâvre de paix sur le bord d'une rivière en montérégie même pas 500' de large envahi par des centaines de bateau l'été?
Une rivière ou il y a pas plus que 10' d'eau, qui sent le gaz et ou il y a à peu près aucune tranquilité la fds!!!
Mes parents habite sur le bord du Richelieu et j'ai grandi la toute ma vie. Tu peut me croire si j'te dit que la fds c'est envahi! Rien de plus plaisant que d'entendre un Baja clancher entre Chambly et St-Hilaire lors d'un souper à l'extérieur.
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android25ua
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Switzerland
It's a dream of mine to own one before I die.
It's a dream of mine to own one before I die.
catharsis3k
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^^^ android25u : Mont Tremblant is nicer brooo.
ha, just kidding
for skiing I actually like Austria better. I was in Solden this winter and Mayrhofen last winter and it's insanely huge. This winter I also spent one day in St. Moritz since it wasn't that far and I wasn't that impressed. Austrians seem to have placed gondolas on every peak and it just keeps on going and going. It's an amazing experience. Going to Chamonix next year and I'll find out what the French have to offer.
That being said, in Europe I'm kind of put off by the Alpine slopes ( you mostly ski above the treeline ) which is nice but I also like seeing some nice thick 100 years old pine trees. Incidentally I get all of this in Romania less than 2h from the capital city. It's breathtakingly beautiful:
ha, just kidding
for skiing I actually like Austria better. I was in Solden this winter and Mayrhofen last winter and it's insanely huge. This winter I also spent one day in St. Moritz since it wasn't that far and I wasn't that impressed. Austrians seem to have placed gondolas on every peak and it just keeps on going and going. It's an amazing experience. Going to Chamonix next year and I'll find out what the French have to offer.
That being said, in Europe I'm kind of put off by the Alpine slopes ( you mostly ski above the treeline ) which is nice but I also like seeing some nice thick 100 years old pine trees. Incidentally I get all of this in Romania less than 2h from the capital city. It's breathtakingly beautiful:
catharsis3k
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rx-heaven
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Well it seems Android25ua is in europe...so accessible by car for him only!!!
+1
Mais plus au nord sur les terres de la couronne. ma famille en a un présentement, j'ai acheterais un autre...
Mastermis
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[Ef]saceone[sF]
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inb4 Papp comments
hahaahhaah win
DoucheVader
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Fuck Austria, haters!
The picturesque coastal town of Kas, Türkiye. Can't wait to go back...
The picturesque coastal town of Kas, Türkiye. Can't wait to go back...
android25ua
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Dafuq. Seriously you said nothing about Montreal. .. and im usually one of those people who plays the game well in these types of threads lol.
DOWN TO FVCK
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Amalfi coast, Italy. Imagine i live in italy...
Lexus
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lol @ some of the answers
anyway, it was obvious to me he was talking about Montreal
For me it would have to be on Lake Champlain, either in Quebec or in Vermont or maybe Lake George (although it gets to be a little far). Since I'm on the south shore the drive is quick enough (which I think is essential to owning a vacation house of this type that you would actually want to use as often as possible. I find than if it's anything more then a 2h drive it becomes too much to go out for the weekend all the time). Lake Champlain is really big so boating is nice and that would be more what I'd be looking for even though it is close enough to several good places for wintersports which is important if ever I want rental income or decide to start skiing or snowboarding.
Laurentians are nice but have become overcrowded which increased the prices and the commute on a Friday evening + the coming back Sunday evening is just awful. Add to that any road work and you're screwed. Plus in my case I'd have to cross Montreal also.
anyway, it was obvious to me he was talking about Montreal
For me it would have to be on Lake Champlain, either in Quebec or in Vermont or maybe Lake George (although it gets to be a little far). Since I'm on the south shore the drive is quick enough (which I think is essential to owning a vacation house of this type that you would actually want to use as often as possible. I find than if it's anything more then a 2h drive it becomes too much to go out for the weekend all the time). Lake Champlain is really big so boating is nice and that would be more what I'd be looking for even though it is close enough to several good places for wintersports which is important if ever I want rental income or decide to start skiing or snowboarding.
Laurentians are nice but have become overcrowded which increased the prices and the commute on a Friday evening + the coming back Sunday evening is just awful. Add to that any road work and you're screwed. Plus in my case I'd have to cross Montreal also.
Mart_IT
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I'll be honest with you, after having sold mine 2 months ago in Tremblant and having to live with the commute to and back, the worst thing you want to have to endure when going to your chalet for the weekend is traffic getting there and returning home!
Did it for 4 yrs and got tired of it. Having to cross Mtl is a chore in itself, but now Laval and St-Jérome, sometimes right upto ''Les Portes du Nord''.
During the summer time coming back to Mtl, traffic between St-Sauveur and Mtl? Not relaxing at all, trust me!
Looking into the eastern Townships now, less lakes than the Laurentians so less chalets for sale unfortunately.
Lac Massawipi is a very nice place but expensive. Controlled boating on the lake, not so many outsiders. Not too far from Mtl. Much less Traffic getting to and back. Take the pontoon and leave for supper in North Hatley.....
Did it for 4 yrs and got tired of it. Having to cross Mtl is a chore in itself, but now Laval and St-Jérome, sometimes right upto ''Les Portes du Nord''.
During the summer time coming back to Mtl, traffic between St-Sauveur and Mtl? Not relaxing at all, trust me!
Looking into the eastern Townships now, less lakes than the Laurentians so less chalets for sale unfortunately.
Lac Massawipi is a very nice place but expensive. Controlled boating on the lake, not so many outsiders. Not too far from Mtl. Much less Traffic getting to and back. Take the pontoon and leave for supper in North Hatley.....