Mainly downtown Vancouver.. when I lived in Langley you could see the clouds bank up against the Pacific Mountains but it would be as clear as day sunny in Langley..
Tsawwassen, BC to Victoria, BC
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Mainly downtown Vancouver.. when I lived in Langley you could see the clouds bank up against the Pacific Mountains but it would be as clear as day sunny in Langley..
That’s each way
I see you got the winter special rate. In summer we left foreigners leave for free.
Don't have to shovel rain.
I assume you are talking about Sidney. Actually as cities go Victoria isn't bad yet. Starting to get crowded with rich retirees from the flatlands and not much planning went into infrastructure prior to developement. OK no planning at all. Traffic is like the budget. It will take care of its self.
Re: Tsawwassen, BC
The Confederation bridge is 13 km long and the deepest water there is 200 feet - most of it is about 50 feet.
First of all Vancouver/Swartz Bay is over 50 km. Secondly the mean depth of the strait is over 500 feet - it actually gets down to 1,400 in spots. If you fall in that water in the middle of summer you will die of hypothermia.
The Confederation bridge is 13 km long and the deepest water there is 200 feet - most of it is about 50 feet.
No most trucking companies send their loads over on the truck ferry ( Barge ) and pay half as much .
Will you die of hypothermia if you fall into the Atlantic Ocean ?
Re: Tsawwassen, BC
You are FOFS I (and many others) swim in the Salish Sea May to October and am alive to tell the tale.
It's been done and if you really did live in BC you'd know where.
The Okanagan Lake Bridge was a three-lane, 650-metre long floating bridge in British Columbia, Canada. It crossed Okanagan Lake, connecting the Westside area to Kelowna on the lake's eastern side. Wikipedia
Total length:
650 m
Opened:
July 19, 1958
Location:
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Where the Confederation bridge is?
lol
of course you do. How long does it take you to get over to Victoria from Vancouver?
Re: Tsawwassen, BC
There are plenty of toasty warm coves where the water is as warmer than lakes like Pitt or Allouette.
It's 20 km to the island and Victoria is a far distance south
If you really lived in BC you'd know that.
There are plenty of toasty warm coves where the water is as warmer than lakes like Pitt or Allouette.
It's 20 km to the island and Victoria is a far distance south
If you really lived in BC you'd know that.
Oh come off it.. go swimming in the Bay of Fundy.. you don’t stay in for long, before you cramp up but it’s cold and for the hardy.
10 minutes in, you’re not dead
10 minutes in, you’re not dead
Atlantic Ocean is warmer. For any given latitude, the Atlantic Ocean has proved to be about 16 degrees F (9 degrees C) warmer than the Pacific Ocean off the U.S. coast – quite a difference.