Where do you live?
- Thread starter Kreskin
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Really? that's Awesome!
BC here. Grew up on the southern tip of Vancouver island, but moved to the mainland...wouldn't move back for all the tea in...the world. Love to visit, but I would miss the people here tooo much. Too many cultures, too many stories, too much to learn...
Born in Bracebridge Ontario, lived there for 10 years and moved south and spent the last (or is that next??) 25 years so far in the Niagara area. Not the best place to live I guess, but it has its moments 
Hockey Night in Canada is a product of the misogynistic, patriarchal elements that still exist in this nation. Real shame. :-(A Canadian who doesn't like hockey??? 8O Shame!
If Sudbury is Northern Ontario, Kapuskasing must be the far north:lol:......just 100 miles south of James Bay.....Brrr cold:smile:
There was a saying that Sioux Lookout was the the Arsehole of Ontario and Big Trout Lake was 200 miles up it.
Cliffy; thou dost exaggerate a bit, the Upper and Lower Arrow lakes are barely 200 km in length, but I know you love that country, so do I. I've just never had the pleasure of catching anything but logs in those lakes:angry3:.
I see nothing has changed, but please don't send any more councillors like Tooker Gomberg out here to jump off the Angus L Macdonald bridge.
Ah! Never really cottoned to that there metric system, but at high water the lakes stretch from Castlegar to Revelstoke but at low water, only to Galena Bay which is a good 30 miles south of Revelstoke. I caught a couple of 30" Dollies one time but I don't fish much any more. I prefer river fishing to lake fishing. To me lake fishing is more about drinking beer than fishing.
Well, you could always float them down the river, maybe David Orchard could fish them out at the Borden bridge and use them for compost on his "organic" farm. I would've started with Jan Reimer when I was there, ooohh, did I say that out loud?:lol:
My daughter is closer to you than to me, she's at Университет С-Петербург, if that makes sense. (Did I spell it right? I picked it up from her):dontknow:
Ah, the Borden Bridge! In late July there are coneflowers there on the river hills!
PS
Say "Hi" to your daughter for me!
Thanks, I will, if she ever gets internet. Yes, the North Saskatchewan valley can be quite nice. I miss it.