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Sunday, June 05, 2011
Pine and Beaver
I'm out for a walk in the rain, pausing at the corner of Pine and Beaver. Where am I?
I'm also going to guess you're somewhere near Whitecourt, Alberta. It's not raining there today, but it was yesterday. And we know that you typically delay your blog a day or so.
That sounds like it could be any number of places in Canada, really. But without checking a map or a weather report or anything, my best guess would be Banff; I specifically remember seeing streets with names like that there.
There's probably a Pine in every town in Canada and lots of Beavers, too. But yeah, I just got back from watching the game in Boston Pizza. Eleven seconds into OT.
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Near CFB Greenwood in Nova Scotia?
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Near Whitecourt Airport, Alberta?
ReplyDeleteHalf a km from Boston Pizza.
ReplyDeleteLost?
ReplyDeleteI'm also going to guess you're somewhere near Whitecourt, Alberta. It's not raining there today, but it was yesterday. And we know that you typically delay your blog a day or so.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like it could be any number of places in Canada, really. But without checking a map or a weather report or anything, my best guess would be Banff; I specifically remember seeing streets with names like that there.
ReplyDeleteThere's probably a Pine in every town in Canada and lots of Beavers, too. But yeah, I just got back from watching the game in Boston Pizza. Eleven seconds into OT.
ReplyDeleteYou're no more than ten minutes from a Tim Horton's.
ReplyDeleteAnd you think there might be a Canadian Tire around here, too, Frank?
ReplyDeleteYou playing "Second Life" again?
ReplyDelete:-)