admin .: September 2004

This is Famous Svens Wondrous Homepage! On this page you got the latest news about my time in Canada!

Thursday, September 23, 2004

The evening when this homepage was born


From left to right: Thomas, my swiss roommate, Urs, he's from Switzerland too and always funny, Philip my australian roommate and finally thats me! We're drinking canadian beer in my canadian room.

Sunday, September 19, 2004

The amazing Niagara Fall trip


This is William from Sweden and me at the Niagara falls! I'll never forget this trip!


fltr: Delphine, me, William and Nicolas
"I wanna stay here forever!"


Just a nice photo in Niagara:
fltr: Nicolas (France), me, Sarah (France), Sascha, Matthias (both BS-Germany), William (Sweden), Jörn Marten (BS-Germany), Miriam (Mannheim-Germany) and the unique named Delphine (France)

Not very sophisticated!


On the way to Niagara Falls we visited a winery and tasted several wines. But never try the 4th one!

Monday, September 06, 2004

Canoe tour in Algonquinpark


In the middle of the lake it started to rain


fltr: Jörn Marten, Wolfgang, me and Stefan


It was the final of a fantastic journey!

Sunday, September 05, 2004

Ottawa: The capital of Canada


We are standing right in front of the main parliament building. It was an nice atmosphere to sojourn.
(fltr: Stefan, me, Jörn Marten, Wolfgang, Sascha)


This is the Rideau channel. It was built in middle of the 19th century and is used as a recreation area today. On the right you can see the Fairmont Chateau Laurier (1912). It's the most famous luxury hotel in Canada.

Friday, September 03, 2004

Montreal


Our first trip led us to Montreal a realy impressing city. It's the second biggest town in Canada and has a very french flair. I enjoyed our stay there.



This is the olympic velodrome of 1976. Today there is the Biodome in it, a zoo where 4 different ecosystems are recreated. The photo is taken from the highest skew tower of the world (175m).


left: view over Montreal from the skew tower
right: Basilique Notre-Dame (1829)