We are moving anytime between December 2011 to January 2012. We need a driving tip and direction with-in Canada. We do not want to pass USA coz we do not have passport and it cost us to have one plus the visa. For 6 members of the family its too much already plus our travel expenses with our dog and cats. We need your precious time at this moment.
Driving from Toronto to calgary
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Go to where the men speak Italian... then go further till they speak something else.
Oh wait... those are the directions to Jerusalem. Never mind.
Oh wait... those are the directions to Jerusalem. Never mind.
This is the whole family moving. So, if you think I'M HAVING FUN, I'm telling you right now that this is not funny.
The WHOLE FAMILY! Well heck in that case...
Follow the Yellow Brick Road... Follow the Yellow Brick Road... follow and follow and follow and follow and follow and follow the Yellow Brick Road...
Put 5 on separate buses, use the same destination only if you really, really love them. Remember Boston is your destination no matter what anybody says, they are just trying to trick you.
Better than that whoosing sound that wind in an empty room makes, not saying that is your condition, just sayin ....Oh thanks! Now I'm gonna have that song stuck in my head all evening.
Yellow Brick Road? You're onto something ... but it's more like green-signs-with-the-white-maple-leaf (doesn't fit the song well, does it?) The road's likely gray and brown and white and yellow (no bricks) that time of year
...and if you run into someone grumbling at a traffic light, it's probably YukonJack
Enjoy the winter drive,Northern Ontartio can be so much fun that time of year
Then you get to the Prairie. God knows what you will run into between the
city of Winterpeg and Calgary. Why would anyone do a move like this in the
winter?
Then you get to the Prairie. God knows what you will run into between the
city of Winterpeg and Calgary. Why would anyone do a move like this in the
winter?
Or at all. Why move to a place where it only takes you an 1 1/2 hrs to get across
CDNBear I realize that but many do not realize what that trip can be like
in Winter. I can understand people not wanting to live in Ontario but in the
winter the Prairies can pose some travelling challenges.
Yes I have done the trip more than once, even in November it can be difficult.
I will be out there in Regina in the last week of November but its Agribition
time and its part of my job. Not to mention I get to see a lot of relatives in the
area and visit as well.
I think these folks should look into a winter survival kit and make sure they are
prepared for such a trip.
As for comments about how long it takes to get across Alberta it takes longer
than one and a half hours. I am not crazy about Alberta either but I still prefer
it to Ontario.
in Winter. I can understand people not wanting to live in Ontario but in the
winter the Prairies can pose some travelling challenges.
Yes I have done the trip more than once, even in November it can be difficult.
I will be out there in Regina in the last week of November but its Agribition
time and its part of my job. Not to mention I get to see a lot of relatives in the
area and visit as well.
I think these folks should look into a winter survival kit and make sure they are
prepared for such a trip.
As for comments about how long it takes to get across Alberta it takes longer
than one and a half hours. I am not crazy about Alberta either but I still prefer
it to Ontario.
And yet hundreds of thousands do it annually.
Some said they didn't want to live in Ontario in the OP?
And here you are.
Wise advice.
Look at who they came from.
You're free to your opinion.
- Driving from Toronto to calgary
Try reading where he is moving to, Calgary, that is what takes 1 1/2 hrs to get across, don't forget to suck hard on those fingers once you get them out of your ass. By across I don't mean taking only freeways either.
How come stupid always travels in pairs on this site? lol
