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| Rick C |
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amenities you could need. We go every year and love it. If you want an
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Thanks and Happy Holidays!
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| AlmostBob |
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| venus |
| Posted: Tue Dec 28, 2004 4:49 pm |
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hello my name is venus and id like to meet someone nice, honest, SINGLE,
trustworthy, handsome, and someone that can dance as good as i can!!
so if u meet all of these acomadations write me back! ill be waiting!!
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| AlmostBob |
| Posted: Tue Jan 25, 2005 8:52 am |
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| If Bullshit were music you would be a symphony orchestra |
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| André Somers |
| Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2005 4:53 am |
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CHRIS wrote:
to make sure this user looses his accounts.
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| Lutz Lennardt |
| Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2005 3:17 pm |
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On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 15:42:35 -0700 Mimz wrote:
(Whoever "Mimz" may be. You should display your real name)
Quote: We would like to visit the province of Alberta. We would like to go up to
Lake Banff, Jasper & Lake Louise. We live in Phoenix, Az so we were thinking
of flying to Calgary and renting a car to drive up to these sites.
Flying to Calgary is a good choice.
You should book your rental car in advance. Cars are very expensive when
beeing booked in the Rockies, especially in Banff. (It ist possible to get
there by shuttle directly from Banff Airport).
Quote: What time
of the year is it a good time to visit these sites?
Depends on what you want to do.
Best time for walking is July to August or to September but be aware it
can be could in late September.
Autumn, however, is said to be a very nice time, too.
I did this trip - with additional travelling to Vancouver Island and
Olympic NP - in July in 2002 and had 20 days of sun with temperatures in
the high 70s (F)
:-)
Quote: Does anyone know what
the costs are to stay up at Banff or Lake Louise?? Is it cheaper to stay in
a lodge or hotel outside of Banff or Lake Louise??
There are not many accomodations outside these little towns and there are
no cheap ones. (Cheapest is the very comfortable youth hostel in banff
which provides double rooms but it is booked early in the year)
I can recommend
http://www.access-adventures.com/ab/b&b/cascadbb.htm
Cascade Court is a very comfortable b&b although it is not cheap (see
homepage). Clara is a nice and friendly host and will make you feel at
home.
If you go there tell her Lutz from Germany who stayed with her last year gave you
gave you this recommandation and tell her I will be back :-)
I went to many sites from there including Lake Louise.
Go to Lake Louise in the late afternoon because it is overcrowded during
the day and the evening light is special for making photos.
(Same recommendation for Whistlers Mountain, Jasper)
Quote: If anyone has any info on
these gorgeous sites I would appreciate it. Thanks.
If you have additional questions, don`t hesitate to ask me.
Lutz |
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| Lutz Lennardt |
| Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2005 3:17 pm |
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On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 15:42:35 -0700 Mimz wrote:
(Whoever "Mimz" may be. You should display your real name)
Quote: We would like to visit the province of Alberta. We would like to go up to
Lake Banff, Jasper & Lake Louise. We live in Phoenix, Az so we were thinking
of flying to Calgary and renting a car to drive up to these sites.
Flying to Calgary is a good choice.
You should book your rental car in advance. Cars are very expensive when
beeing booked in the Rockies, especially in Banff. (It ist possible to get
there by shuttle directly from Banff Airport).
Quote: What time
of the year is it a good time to visit these sites?
Depends on what you want to do.
Best time for walking is July to August or to September but be aware it
can be could in late September.
Autumn, however, is said to be a very nice time, too.
I did this trip - with additional travelling to Vancouver Island and
Olympic NP - in July in 2002 and had 20 days of sun with temperatures in
the high 70s (F)
:-)
Quote: Does anyone know what
the costs are to stay up at Banff or Lake Louise?? Is it cheaper to stay in
a lodge or hotel outside of Banff or Lake Louise??
There are not many accomodations outside these little towns and there are
no cheap ones. (Cheapest is the very comfortable youth hostel in banff
which provides double rooms but it is booked early in the year)
I can recommend
http://www.access-adventures.com/ab/b&b/cascadbb.htm
Cascade Court is a very comfortable b&b although it is not cheap (see
homepage). Clara is a nice and friendly host and will make you feel at
home.
If you go there tell her Lutz from Germany who stayed with her last year gave you
gave you this recommandation and tell her I will be back :-)
I went to many sites from there including Lake Louise.
Go to Lake Louise in the late afternoon because it is overcrowded during
the day and the evening light is special for making photos.
(Same recommendation for Whistlers Mountain, Jasper)
Quote: If anyone has any info on
these gorgeous sites I would appreciate it. Thanks.
If you have additional questions, don`t hesitate to ask me.
Lutz |
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| Keith W |
| Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2005 4:50 pm |
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"Lutz Lennardt" <lennardt1@freenet.de> wrote in message
news:pan.2003.07.13.11.13.08.727628@freenet.de...
Quote: On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 15:42:35 -0700 Mimz wrote:
(Whoever "Mimz" may be. You should display your real name)
We would like to visit the province of Alberta. We would like to go up to
Lake Banff, Jasper & Lake Louise. We live in Phoenix, Az so we were
thinking
of flying to Calgary and renting a car to drive up to these sites.
Flying to Calgary is a good choice.
You should book your rental car in advance. Cars are very expensive when
beeing booked in the Rockies, especially in Banff. (It ist possible to get
there by shuttle directly from Banff Airport).
What time
of the year is it a good time to visit these sites?
Depends on what you want to do.
Best time for walking is July to August or to September but be aware it
can be could in late September.
Autumn, however, is said to be a very nice time, too.
I did this trip - with additional travelling to Vancouver Island and
Olympic NP - in July in 2002 and had 20 days of sun with temperatures in
the high 70s (F)
:-)
Does anyone know what
the costs are to stay up at Banff or Lake Louise?? Is it cheaper to stay
in
a lodge or hotel outside of Banff or Lake Louise??
There are not many accomodations outside these little towns and there are
no cheap ones. (Cheapest is the very comfortable youth hostel in banff
which provides double rooms but it is booked early in the year)
There are some options. The Kicking Horse Lodge in Field BC isnt
that far from Lake Louise and there are some B&B's there too.
http://www.burgess-shale.bc.ca/field/accommodations.htm
There's some train noise but its not too bad IMHO, I'll be back
there in late June for a few days anyway :)
Towards Calgary rates in Canmore can be pretty reasonable in summer.
Keith |
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| Trish |
| Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2005 8:02 pm |
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The Drake in Canmore has good rates 65.00 at night last year. Right
downtown. If donig any camping, Spray Lake which is past the "Nordic
Centre". Just Ask, someone will know. This is awesome camping.
"Keith W" <keithnospam@kwillshaw.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:d3cajb$h8m$1$830fa795@news.demon.co.uk...
Quote:
"Lutz Lennardt" <lennardt1@freenet.de> wrote in message
news:pan.2003.07.13.11.13.08.727628@freenet.de...
On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 15:42:35 -0700 Mimz wrote:
(Whoever "Mimz" may be. You should display your real name)
We would like to visit the province of Alberta. We would like to go up
to
Lake Banff, Jasper & Lake Louise. We live in Phoenix, Az so we were
thinking
of flying to Calgary and renting a car to drive up to these sites.
Flying to Calgary is a good choice.
You should book your rental car in advance. Cars are very expensive when
beeing booked in the Rockies, especially in Banff. (It ist possible to
get
there by shuttle directly from Banff Airport).
What time
of the year is it a good time to visit these sites?
Depends on what you want to do.
Best time for walking is July to August or to September but be aware it
can be could in late September.
Autumn, however, is said to be a very nice time, too.
I did this trip - with additional travelling to Vancouver Island and
Olympic NP - in July in 2002 and had 20 days of sun with temperatures in
the high 70s (F)
:-)
Does anyone know what
the costs are to stay up at Banff or Lake Louise?? Is it cheaper to
stay
in
a lodge or hotel outside of Banff or Lake Louise??
There are not many accomodations outside these little towns and there
are
no cheap ones. (Cheapest is the very comfortable youth hostel in banff
which provides double rooms but it is booked early in the year)
There are some options. The Kicking Horse Lodge in Field BC isnt
that far from Lake Louise and there are some B&B's there too.
http://www.burgess-shale.bc.ca/field/accommodations.htm
There's some train noise but its not too bad IMHO, I'll be back
there in late June for a few days anyway :)
Towards Calgary rates in Canmore can be pretty reasonable in summer.
Keith
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| André Somers |
| Posted: Thu May 05, 2005 8:38 am |
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Yvan D wrote:
Quote: If you use sites as Google, Yahoo etc...for searching, you are allowed to
get paid 2 cents per search. You can accumulate up to 40 searches per
day. Why not try ?
Please click and read :
http://netbuxxxxxx.org/?r=12345
A spam complaint has been send to the spamvertised site (via admin@...) and
to abuse@videotron.ca. If you want to do the same, please include the entire
original message (including it's headers) in your email.
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| Roman |
| Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2005 5:02 pm |
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"James Bell" <bellj@telstra.com> wrote in message
news:cywqe.347$Pj7.10390@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au...
Quote: A pissweak tadpole is in the G8, in preference to countries that actually
have some power?
What a joke. It's the G8, not a maple leaf smoking ceremony..
Why not ask some Canadians? |
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| Guest |
| Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2005 7:49 pm |
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Because with Quebec Canada has a certain je ne sais quoi.
Actually, it was simply a case of comparing GDP numbers, quality of
life and penis size. Australia didn't make the cut because of their
weird accent, Russell Crowe and the fact that the country is in the
uncivilised southern hemisphere. |
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| samson |
| Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2005 6:35 am |
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Some countries couldn't make it in the first round( The other great
eight OG8)
1China- It's communist
2India- Has a collonial past
3Australia- History not encouraging, of the type of people who first
came to settle from GB.
4South Africa- Lot of people lived in jungles
5Spain- Didn't have that much of cash in the Kitty.
6South Korea- The fear of something falling from the North.
7Brazil- Not very serious, too much of singing and dancing.
8Singapore- Never could see it.
OG8 |
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| David Gee |
| Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2005 4:16 pm |
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"Roman" <spam@spam.de> wrote in message news:d8fqhm$31p$1@online.de...
Quote:
"James Bell" <bellj@telstra.com> wrote in message
news:cywqe.347$Pj7.10390@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au...
A pissweak tadpole is in the G8, in preference to countries that
actually have some power?
What a joke. It's the G8, not a maple leaf smoking ceremony..
Why not ask some Canadians?
Good idea!
The answer is: The G8 is the G7 group of most industrialized countries
(USA, Japan, Germany, UK, France, Italy & Canada) plus Russia.
(Source: Industry Canada as quoted in World-Ecommerce.com)
And now that you know it, please STOP making off-topic posts, and STOP
this stupid and destructive cross-posting! |
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| YourAdHere |
| Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2006 6:34 pm |
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Ah yes, that part of Canada that actually extends southward past the
49th parallel so that for people in certain states, they have to go
*south* to visit Canada. Great question for Trivial Pursuit. Now, if
only the War of 1812 had gone a bit differently that land would be U.S.
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