With the riding season coming to a close here in Quebec, I could not allow the grievous tragedy committed by
@Nexus to be allowed to fester over the winter. As an ex-Montrealer, I suspect that Dave knows that no Montrealer wants this city to be tagged for months with the vision of that monstrosity. I think that he was goading us when he chose this image.
So, as much as I detest riding in the city, any city, I bit the bullet to go and take some corrective action.
I decided to make the replacement a fun and light-hearted destination. It is also easy to get to for anyone wanting to grab it. While you're there, have an Orange Julep! I never realized how well known the Orange Julep was until I drove across Canada decades ago. I encountered people in the middle of nowhere who, when they found out that I was from Montreal, would ask me if the Orange Julep was still there and if it was still the same and as good as always. They had not only heard of it, but had tasted an Orange Julep. They are famous for their Orange Julep drink, but it is also a typical Quebec greasy-spoon fast food restaurant with classic car nights, classic motorcycle nights, hot-rod shows, and where customers used to have their order taken and served to them at their car by waitresses on roller skates.
History of the Orange Julep
