Availability of diesel in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland

Nope,

But I've been to Lake Wobegon. Does that count?

ernie1 wrote:
piano tuna:
I WILL be traveling through Slobovia on my way to Newfoundland. Slobovia is or was located in Minnesota and is on my travel plans. Have you ever been there?

ernie1 wrote:
2oldman:
Yeah I fought my way through but missed a couple autocompletes.

You can edit a subject.

Diesel fuel is readily available here in Newfoundland. Where I live, about an hour from St John's we have one gas station, and diesel is available here. The population here is about 1500 people. The town next to us has about 5800 people with 3 gas stations and diesel is available at all 3.

Timnjo:
Thanks for the feedback. That's the info and feedback I was looking for. And, as mentioned , Canadians are a friendly and nice bunch of people so that's one of the reasons I'm traveling there as I do every year.

Now that you have the spelling right get the pronunciation correct with the emphasis on the first syllable - NEWfunland.

For your original question, diesel is commonly available up here, I live in a small town of 4,000 with three gas stations and all three have diesel. As mentioned diesel is currently less expensive than regular at $1.24/litre.

piano tuna:
I WILL be traveling through Slobovia on my way to Newfoundland. Slobovia is or was located in Minnesota and is on my travel plans. Have you ever been there?

2oldman:
Yeah I fought my way through but missed a couple autocompletes.

Newfoundling.. now there's some funny autocomplete.

Newfoundland is one word.

New Brunswick is 2 words.

For your thoughts. Lots and lots of goods for living come to all of Canada in transport trucks, most of which use diesel fuel. Of course, most truck stops are outside of towns and cities on the major highways.

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Sounds like this trip will be a good learning experience for you !!??

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