Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2009 8:25 am
The Temp changes are like that here along the Gulf Coast only the base range is much higher. One day it's 80+ F and the next it's 35 F.
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Re: O Canada
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 12:22 pm
And now we have wildfires. I don't know if I'm sick, or just got lungs full of smoke but I'm coughing bad atm
Re: O Canada
Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 7:37 pm
Oh you are in that part of BC.Jetamio wrote:And now we have wildfires. I don't know if I'm sick, or just got lungs full of smoke but I'm coughing bad atm
Re: O Canada
Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 10:59 pm
Yup, nothing but trees and mountains and lakes.
Re: O Canada
Posted: Wed Sep 30, 2009 4:52 pm
Been here a year now 
Re: O Canada
Posted: Wed Sep 30, 2009 8:48 pm
So... overall, is this a place you think you'll want to stay?Jetamio wrote:Been here a year now
Re: O Canada
Posted: Wed Sep 30, 2009 11:35 pm
Definately. I have no intentions of returning to the UK. Now I just gotta get legaliised... >.<
Re: O Canada
Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 2:03 pm
Well I'm off to Nova Scotia to live 
Re: O Canada
Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2010 10:43 pm
Chasing the Scottish heritage?
Re: O Canada
Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2010 10:53 pm
No, we're building 6 new stores there. Apparently the next awards ceremony is in Montreal, think I am going to it if you're anywhere near there...
Re: O Canada
Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 9:17 pm
So... we went from Penticton BC to Winnipeg MB in 22 hours, taking shifts driving with only stops for gas. Then 4 days in Ontario at a more relaxed pace, a day from Toronto to Fredericton (complete with sunburn down one arm...) and finally Halifax the next day. So here is my mini analysis of Canada (minus the Northern provinces 
)
BC - rocks
Alberta - First half was nice, second half consisted of the longest, straightest, flattest road I've ever seen or driven on.
Saskatchewan - Unfortunately I gave my dog away before I moved, so couldn't test the theory of watching your dog run away for miles. I drove this part, in the dark mostly, but the Northern Lights kept me company (Yes, in July... 
). By the way, what do they actually grow here, I only saw grass, grass and erm, grass.
Manitoba - Same as Sask, but with trees.
Ontario - Almost as soon as you cross the border, the flatlands turn into rocks and lakes, and of course more trees, even some growing out of rocks . Oh and a measley 90km/h speed limit. Canada's Wonderland was fun though!
Quebec - Yeah uhm....those bridges in Montreal are scary. I am curious as to why the rest of Canada is to have bilingual signs, while in Quebec the signs are only in French the whole way. Just as some Quebec'ers don't speak English, alot of the rest of the country don't know French. We were lucky I learned French at school lol.
New Brunswick - I don't think it actually stopped raining the whole way through.
Nova Scotia - Wet, (but not as wet as NB) and exactly what I expected of a place named after Scotland lol. The lovely misty rain that gets you wet without realizing it was amusing...the others haven't seen this kind of rain haha.
)BC - rocks
Alberta - First half was nice, second half consisted of the longest, straightest, flattest road I've ever seen or driven on.
Saskatchewan - Unfortunately I gave my dog away before I moved, so couldn't test the theory of watching your dog run away for miles. I drove this part, in the dark mostly, but the Northern Lights kept me company
(Yes, in July... ). By the way, what do they actually grow here, I only saw grass, grass and erm, grass.Manitoba - Same as Sask, but with trees.
Ontario - Almost as soon as you cross the border, the flatlands turn into rocks and lakes, and of course more trees, even some growing out of rocks
. Oh and a measley 90km/h speed limit. Canada's Wonderland was fun though!Quebec - Yeah uhm....those bridges in Montreal are scary. I am curious as to why the rest of Canada is to have bilingual signs, while in Quebec the signs are only in French the whole way. Just as some Quebec'ers don't speak English, alot of the rest of the country don't know French. We were lucky I learned French at school lol.
New Brunswick - I don't think it actually stopped raining the whole way through.
Nova Scotia - Wet, (but not as wet as NB) and exactly what I expected of a place named after Scotland lol. The lovely misty rain that gets you wet without realizing it was amusing...the others haven't seen this kind of rain haha.
Re: O Canada
Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 10:05 pm
Well sounds like you had a great trip! Hopefully the new stores will keep you busy!
Re: O Canada
Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 10:42 pm
Did you see me wave from Thunder Bay?