Travel to Alberta
My daughter and son-in-law are in a business of hauling travel trailers from the manufacturers in Elkhart, Indiana, to points all over the US and Canada. They just returned from their first Canadian ...
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trigley wrote:
I remember it well, it was proceeded by a thunderstorm and a good rain which left the whole city a sheet of ice. I was living in west Edmonton and working in St Albert. Driving was awful.
Those temperatures were in F. It was before we change to metric.
I had one of those certificates. I must have used it to light a fire in a subsequent cold snap.:)
Aha! I didn't think anyone would remember it here. Yes that was something to remember. We were wondering if it was ever going to warm up again.
I lived on Dovercourt Ave and walked every day to Sherbrooke High. There was no such thing as drive your wimps... I mean kids to school. Temperatures didn't matter, we walked.
