Some of the Automattic team gets a tour of a rainy Quebec.
John Godley
Beau Lebens
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Rose Goldman
José Fontainhas
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Yoav Farhi
Michael Koenig
Donncha O Caoimh
Michael Adams
Barry Abrahamson
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Paul Kim
Isaac Keyet
Terry Chay
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Noriyko Tate
Demitrious Kelly
Brian Colinger
Hailin Wu, Naoko Mccracken, Michael Koenig
Terry Chay
Michael Adams
Jon Fox, José Fontainhas, Michael Koenig, Haliin Wu, Hanni Ross
Isaac Keyet
Brian Colinger
Harry Hunkin
Barry Abrahamson
Naoko Mccracken
Isaac Keyet, Jon Fox, Michael Koenig, Beau Lebens
Beau Lebens, Matt Mullenweg, Jon Fox, Michael Koenig, Isaac Keyet
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Beau Lebens
Beau Lebens
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Rose Goldman, Scott Berkun, Demitrious Kelly
Vending machine
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Demitrious Kelly, Rose Goldman, Raanan Bar-cohen, Barry Abrahamson, Michael Koenig, Paul Kim
Demitrious Kelly
Paul Kim
16 replies on “Automattic in Quebec”
You should update about page, there are faces here we didn’t see over there.
Dang! You were in my city and I never knew. Would have bought you all a drink if I’d known. 🙂
Looks like the same lousy weather as we’ve got in Ottawa. Snow’s been seen in the air, but not on the ground yet.
I love Quebec City, it’s easily in the top of my Top 10 cities in North America. It’s beautiful any time of year.
so…..is this why my theme has been in the queue for a week? hehe, great pictures, keep up the good work.
wow.. look fun.. seriously dreams come true if could join such crowd.
hope you all enjoyed your trip in francophonie !
Brr, looks chilly.
You guys looking kool. Where is Matt BTW?
Behind the camera.
🙂 Beau Lebens looks so funny.
BTW, which plug-in you use for photos on this page?
I use the built-in WP gallery, no plugins.
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Cool to see you guys came here in frenchy Quebec 😉
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