To my fellow Canuckistanis, hope you're having a great Canada Day.
137 years young!djb
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OT: Happy birthday, Canada
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19 years ago
A Happy Birthday to you too!
Now if we could > To my fellow Canuckistanis, hope you're having a great Canada Day. > > 137 years young!
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19 years ago
Yes indeed.....Fireworks & live bands tonight!
Every Thursday should be a holiday.
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19 years ago
If the weather holds, we'll be headed out for the fireworks later but it's looking more and more like a big thunderstorm could be hitting in a few hours.
djb
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Here in Collingwood it was a beauty day eh! We took part in a volley ball tourney in the early evening & won 2 out of three games....bit stiff today...AAAAARRRRRGGGGGHH. Now back to making cedar rabbit shavings. (Planing & shiplapping cedar boards for around our new outdoor hottub actually.)
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It was cloudy and muggy here in Saskatoon... We went to the zoo (human beings walking around looking at animals intelligently snoozing in the shade), and managed to get out to see the fireworks about 10:30.
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On Fri, 02 Jul 2004 09:57:39 -0600, Dave Balderstone scribbled:
We don't get to see fireworks in Whitehorse. :-(
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I thought I heard today that all outdoor fires are banned up there now. Is there much smoke in Whitehorse right now?
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On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 15:58:46 -0600, Dave Balderstone scribbled:
The reason we don't get fireworks on Canada Day is that it doesn't get dark enough.
Thankfully, the smoke has been mostly gone for a couple of days and we see blue sky and white clouds. When I got back on Monday, there was a yellow haze and you couldn't see further than one kilometre. The mountains were completely invisible and the sun was just a brighter yellow spot in the haze. Coupled with temperatures above 30 degrees (86 Fahrenheit Keith), it was pretty oppressive.
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Duh... I should have known that.