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Grey_Mountain
Explorer
Jul 21, 2013

Canadian Maritime Conquest

Leaving today to begin my conquest of the Canadian Maritimes and intermediate territories in between. Outlaws, Comancheroes, desparadoes, Irishmen and others of such ilk are welcome to join in. The flag of the Sovereign Comanche Nation will soon fly over those parts of Turtle Island, and tribute will be exacted.

We are an equal opportunity raiding party.

GM
  • retraite's avatar
    retraite
    Explorer
    Jul 21, 2013
    Well, conquest or not, in my experience, the folks in the Maritimes will always greet you with a smile.

    Cheers.
  • Grey_Mountain's avatar
    Grey_Mountain
    Explorer
    Jul 21, 2013
    We were there three years ago. Great place, great people. But then, we've found that to be true in every part of Canada that we've visited.

    GM
  • Dr_Quick's avatar
    Dr_Quick
    Explorer II
    Jul 21, 2013
    We were in Maritimes in 2010 and enjoyed the visit, especially PEI. My only advice would be get a local map for Nova Scotia, or make sure you have GPS. Got royally lost there a few times due to confusing road signs.
  • Wrong_Lane's avatar
    Wrong_Lane
    Explorer
    Jul 21, 2013
    We welcome all invaders with open arms, they come in conquest but leave as a friend. Once you visit here it will always be home!

    By the way, bring beer.
  • Fizz's avatar
    Fizz
    Explorer
    Jul 21, 2013
    Be wary GM, tread softly.
    White Eyes will seduce you with fiddle music.
    Eventually they will assault you with the dreaded Bagpipes, the wailing of nightmares.
  • Grey_Mountain's avatar
    Grey_Mountain
    Explorer
    Jul 22, 2013
    I speak English, Russian, South, Canuckian, British English, VietNamese, Yankee, German, Broken Greek, Midwest and two words of Texas.

    Oh, and sign language. I've also found that a sackful of gold is a universal language.

    GM

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