Pictures of Canada, and um, Canada!

[Buster Bakdorzin]

Since everyone is always on about moving there, yes you really do find picturesque scenes like this one. Canoing in deep lakes at the foot of mountains like these is surreal, the wild life varied, its "TOTALLY AWESOME MAN"

[Famous Graham]

Bald Eagle dogfight in Prince Rupert, BC



Vancouver's nice

[eharding]

[anonymous-user]

[esselte]

eharding said:

"Pull my finger Philip"......

[Buster Bakdorzin]

Famous Graham said:

Bald Eagle dogfight in Prince Rupert, BC

Great capture

[Famous Graham]

Aaah Timmy H! More pervasive than Starbucks and about 10 times nicer

(my sister was at college in Truro, NS. Pop.40,000. We counted 9 THs in the town centre )

[Firkin D]

Buster Bakdorzin said:

Since everyone is always on about moving there, yes you really do find picturesque scenes like this one. Canoing in deep lakes at the foot of mountains like these is surreal, the wild life varied, its "TOTALLY AWESOME MAN"

Lake Louise perchance?

[Buster Bakdorzin]

Famous Graham said:

Aaah Timmy H! More pervasive than Starbucks and about 10 times nicer

(my sister was at college in Truro, NS. Pop.40,000. We counted 9 THs in the town centre )

Their range of coffee is non existent, but through decades of trials was perfected.

You'd have to be a big Canada/TH or Business-Growth fan to buy it, but this is an excellent read, 100 times better than Ray Crocks crock of shyte McDonalds book (arrogant MacTosspot!)

Firkin D said:

Buster Bakdorzin said:

Since everyone is always on about moving there, yes you really do find picturesque scenes like this one. Canoing in deep lakes at the foot of mountains like these is surreal, the wild life varied, its "TOTALLY AWESOME MAN"

Lake Louise perchance?

Ooooh, dunno about that pic, they're all the same!
In one day, we saw beaver dams, snakes, bears (50 feet away ) racoons, chipmonks, a skunk(!) and a whole host of other things. Not all in the lake, obviously...

[nightfever]

I spent 6 months of my gap year in Banff, AB. Loved it!

[Firkin D]

I'd love to move to Ontario. The town of Barrie would suit me fine. I can dream...

[Famous Graham]

I'm definitely going back one summer - I saw no bear (still hibernating), one live moose (+ 32 dead ones alongside the train tracks), one pack of coyote, a mountain ram and a bunch of eagles.

(-15 in Toronto and Montreal's biggest snowdump in 10 years while wearing a kilt was interesting as well)

[outlaw biker]

fk

Wheres my passport.....

[onlynik]

Took these a couple of weeks ago

[Buster Bakdorzin]

Firkin D said:

I'd love to move to Ontario. The town of Barrie would suit me fine. I can dream...

Following the other thread, with your British accent you'd get laid in no time!

[Firkin D]

Buster Bakdorzin said:

Firkin D said:

I'd love to move to Ontario. The town of Barrie would suit me fine. I can dream...

Following the other thread, with your British accent you'd get laid in no time!

[srebbe64]

Firkin D said:

Buster Bakdorzin said:

Since everyone is always on about moving there, yes you really do find picturesque scenes like this one. Canoing in deep lakes at the foot of mountains like these is surreal, the wild life varied, its "TOTALLY AWESOME MAN"

Lake Louise perchance?

I'm pretty damn sure that's Lake Morraine (SP). I took a really crappy photo, on a cheap throw away camera, of my missus at a slightly different angle a few years ago:

[mybrainhurts]

[neil_bolton]

I was in Van, Whis and Squamish for a couple of weeks only a few weeks ago, and came back in love with the place.

Add in that I have a Canadian passport, and I don't know why I'm still here...

[Sim89]