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Canadian weather
Well, it's February in Canada and we are bitterly reminded how the weather dictates what we can do outside and what we can't. It definitely shapes our lives and defines our tough Canadian psyches. We are a hearty, Northern people thriving in the Great White North.
Lately it has been particularly chilly in all parts of Canada. Ontario has had terrible snowstorms where the Army has been called in to help clear the streets. There was the "Big Ice Storm" in Quebec and parts of Ontario that folks still go on and on about. The Maritime provinces get their share of sea ice, hurricanes and blizzards too. And of course, it does get to 300 degrees below zero in Alberta and it's even colder in Winnipeg.
While we often hear of the great hardship faced by those in other parts of the country, the trials and tribulations of West Coasters are often overlooked. Here is a photo of the damage from the terrible coastal storm that passed through Vancouver last week. Most people stayed home and most schools were cancelled. It really makes you cherish what you have, and reminds us not to take life for granted.
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[/URL][/IMG][DOUBLEPOST=1392646561][/DOUBLEPOST]Ok....im copying the url from photobucket , using the insert picture button on the toolbar - but it doesnt seem to insert the picture.......give me a clue ....... please......
Well, it's February in Canada and we are bitterly reminded how the weather dictates what we can do outside and what we can't. It definitely shapes our lives and defines our tough Canadian psyches. We are a hearty, Northern people thriving in the Great White North.
Lately it has been particularly chilly in all parts of Canada. Ontario has had terrible snowstorms where the Army has been called in to help clear the streets. There was the "Big Ice Storm" in Quebec and parts of Ontario that folks still go on and on about. The Maritime provinces get their share of sea ice, hurricanes and blizzards too. And of course, it does get to 300 degrees below zero in Alberta and it's even colder in Winnipeg.
While we often hear of the great hardship faced by those in other parts of the country, the trials and tribulations of West Coasters are often overlooked. Here is a photo of the damage from the terrible coastal storm that passed through Vancouver last week. Most people stayed home and most schools were cancelled. It really makes you cherish what you have, and reminds us not to take life for granted.
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John, i posted that pic months ago (good one tho eh?) but thats not wot ive posted just above! - It relates to Canadian weather....[DOUBLEPOST=1392647931][/DOUBLEPOST]
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BuckRogers Post finally with picture^^ 
Canadian weather
Well, it's February in Canada and we are bitterly reminded how the weather dictates what we can do outside and what we can't. It definitely shapes our lives and defines our tough Canadian psyches. We are a hearty, Northern people thriving in the Great White North.
Lately it has been particularly chilly in all parts of Canada. Ontario has had terrible snowstorms where the Army has been called in to help clear the streets. There was the "Big Ice Storm" in Quebec and parts of Ontario that folks still go on and on about. The Maritime provinces get their share of sea ice, hurricanes and blizzards too. And of course, it does get to 300 degrees below zero in Alberta and it's even colder in Winnipeg.
While we often hear of the great hardship faced by those in other parts of the country, the trials and tribulations of West Coasters are often overlooked. Here is a photo of the damage from the terrible coastal storm that passed through Vancouver last week. Most people stayed home and most schools were cancelled. It really makes you cherish what you have, and reminds us not to take life for granted.
Warning: Following picture is quite graphic and may not be suitable for younger viewers.
Canadian weather
Well, it's February in Canada and we are bitterly reminded how the weather dictates what we can do outside and what we can't. It definitely shapes our lives and defines our tough Canadian psyches. We are a hearty, Northern people thriving in the Great White North.
Lately it has been particularly chilly in all parts of Canada. Ontario has had terrible snowstorms where the Army has been called in to help clear the streets. There was the "Big Ice Storm" in Quebec and parts of Ontario that folks still go on and on about. The Maritime provinces get their share of sea ice, hurricanes and blizzards too. And of course, it does get to 300 degrees below zero in Alberta and it's even colder in Winnipeg.
While we often hear of the great hardship faced by those in other parts of the country, the trials and tribulations of West Coasters are often overlooked. Here is a photo of the damage from the terrible coastal storm that passed through Vancouver last week. Most people stayed home and most schools were cancelled. It really makes you cherish what you have, and reminds us not to take life for granted.
Warning: Following picture is quite graphic and may not be suitable for younger viewers.
YAY!!!
either January or February I do not see the difference, I've also always cold
this is what I see in three months it makes me mad. Sorry this is not funny as the picture but it is you who have been.
will come on S1 that I correct you a bit for making me laugh so much
lol
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this is what I see in three months it makes me mad. Sorry this is not funny as the picture but it is you who have been.
will come on S1 that I correct you a bit for making me laugh so much
lol
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either January or February I do not see the difference, I've also always cold
this is what I see in three months it makes me mad. Sorry this is not funny as the picture but it is you who have been.
will come on S1 that I correct you a bit for making me laugh so much
lol
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too funny and I've noticed that this was not the first time from you I still laugh at all my tears
Help me Mike, where the F*** am i going wrong? I just copy the URL from photobucket and fail every time!!!
I can't tell how you manage to fuck this up, to be honest
All you need to do is copy the URL, click the little yellow button with some landscape next to the simling one and past the URL.
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