Newbie
Posts: 11 
October 12th, 2006, 03:43 AM
Hi...
I will be visiting my brother next month to surprise him for his 50th birthday....I am travelling from Scotland.....do you think he might appreciate 'anything from home'???....obviously, as it's a surprise visit I can't ask him...
Also, what kind of weather should I expect?...I haven't been to Canada before (will be in Thunder Bay)....any advice would be most welcome.....
Hi...
I will be visiting my brother next month to surprise him for his 50th birthday....I am travelling from Scotland.....do you think he might appreciate 'anything from home'???....obviously, as it's a surprise visit I can't ask him...
Also, what kind of weather should I expect?...I haven't been to Canada before (will be in Thunder Bay)....any advice would be most welcome.....
Member
Posts: 191
Location: Saskatchewan eh!
Location: Saskatchewan eh!
October 19th, 2006, 04:33 PM
Actually bring winter clothes. Thunder Bay like a large chunk of Canada can be in the middle of winter by November. On the other hand it could be +10 and sunny.
I agree with 40 yr old Scotch! Actually the older the better. Actually anything from Scotland would probably be appreciated by your brother. I don't know for sure but would assume that there aren't to many Scottish retailers in Thunder Bay.
Actually bring winter clothes. Thunder Bay like a large chunk of Canada can be in the middle of winter by November. On the other hand it could be +10 and sunny.
I agree with 40 yr old Scotch! Actually the older the better. Actually anything from Scotland would probably be appreciated by your brother. I don't know for sure but would assume that there aren't to many Scottish retailers in Thunder Bay.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,384
Location: London, Ont. Canada
Location: London, Ont. Canada
November 3rd, 2006, 09:39 PM
It will be darn near winter in Thunder Bay. As a Scot I am sure you have seen cold weather before, but probably not that much snow. There should be some good snow cover by November. Most scotches are available here. I would think of a foodstuff rom a local grocer that he hasn't had since he was a wee lad.
It will be darn near winter in Thunder Bay. As a Scot I am sure you have seen cold weather before, but probably not that much snow. There should be some good snow cover by November. Most scotches are available here. I would think of a foodstuff rom a local grocer that he hasn't had since he was a wee lad.
