Well its not new. Last of the old body style.http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps1cac920d.jpg
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Well its not new. Last of the old body style.http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps1cac920d.jpg
Nice. Where in Canada are you?
I think he is Northern Alberta. I am gonna go ahead and say his name might be a tip off it is reallllly far north.
I change my guess. now shooting for the Yukon. damn dude. that is way up there if so...
Yeah guys Yukon. Quite literally surrounded by the wild. My pups will be a year and half this summer so the Jeep will come in handy.
pretty cool, that looks like great fun ;)
Looks like you have driven it off road a little bit.
Bad ass, what do you do up there?Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuit
I'm in Vancouver right now (originally from Victoria), but it looks like I'll be moving to Calgary in August.
I'm a public servant for the Territorial Government. I like Victoria and area. Used to go to Shawnigan Lake and pick fungus in another life.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHBad ass, what do you do up there?Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuit
I'm in Vancouver right now (originally from Victoria), but it looks like I'll be moving to Calgary in August.
I'm originally from Calgary. My older brother and parents still live there.
am currently experiencing my other life. N. Ont here Iminuit. lots of wilderness also. but prob would seem like Time Square to you.
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Originally Posted by Youngblood
That looks like beautiful country. I'd love to check it out. Lots of black bears I bet. Maybe even a few wolves. That is such a massive province. Always wanted to paddle around Algonquin park.
I'm a little concerned about Calgary to be honest. I'm moving there for grad school, so if I might well leave when I'm done, but the weather is going to be a HUGE change. Looking forward to the sunshine though.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitI'm a public servant for the Territorial Government. I like Victoria and area. Used to go to Shawnigan Lake and pick fungus in another life.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHBad ass, what do you do up there?Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuit
I'm in Vancouver right now (originally from Victoria), but it looks like I'll be moving to Calgary in August.
I'm originally from Calgary. My older brother and parents still live there.
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Originally Posted by CFHI'm a little concerned about Calgary to be honest. I'm moving there for grad school, so if I might well leave when I'm done, but the weather is going to be a HUGE change. Looking forward to the sunshine though.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitI'm a public servant for the Territorial Government. I like Victoria and area. Used to go to Shawnigan Lake and pick fungus in another life.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHBad ass, what do you do up there?Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuit
I'm in Vancouver right now (originally from Victoria), but it looks like I'll be moving to Calgary in August.
I'm originally from Calgary. My older brother and parents still live there.
Whats the major? I went to U of C. Winters can be tough but you get those Chinooks. At least its not dark all the time like it is here. If you are going to drive once there go downtown and master the one ways and the alleys. Weather is going to be huge for you. Wish I could sugar coat it lol.
You need to put a 6 inch lift kit and mud king tires on that bad boy. Then it will be killer.
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Originally Posted by VictorCharlie
LOL. Going to leave it stock. It will be an antique in 2 years. Its a 91. Sweet body eh. I'm getting a winch because I know where I am going this year.
This
http://ts3.mm.bing.net/th?id=H.49599...86158&pid=15.1
would be way more fun
Not for me. I actually take mine to the bush. That thing would be useless in this terrain.
Not sure what kind of terrain your are driving in but I've seen similar jeeps practically drive up the side of a mountain.
Master of Social Work. I'm no 100% sure we'll be going, but it sure looks that way at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitQuote:
Originally Posted by CFHI'm a little concerned about Calgary to be honest. I'm moving there for grad school, so if I might well leave when I'm done, but the weather is going to be a HUGE change. Looking forward to the sunshine though.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitI'm a public servant for the Territorial Government. I like Victoria and area. Used to go to Shawnigan Lake and pick fungus in another life.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHBad ass, what do you do up there?Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuit
I'm in Vancouver right now (originally from Victoria), but it looks like I'll be moving to Calgary in August.
I'm originally from Calgary. My older brother and parents still live there.
Whats the major? I went to U of C. Winters can be tough but you get those Chinooks. At least its not dark all the time like it is here. If you are going to drive once there go downtown and master the one ways and the alleys. Weather is going to be huge for you. Wish I could sugar coat it lol.
The cold is concerning, but I am looking forward to escaping the gloom that encompasses Vancouver for 9 months of the year.
Right on the shores of Gitche Gumee. Lotsa black bears sure, but fishing is good. We do most of that inland.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuit
I'd gladly trade you places for a year to check out your neighborhood.
The Canadian shield. I don't need to climb a mountain and am surrounded by them. I need to get into areas with a path about twice the size of a canoe. I'm after whats practical and applicable. I would leave the wide mouth bass in the dust up here.Quote:
Originally Posted by VictorCharlie
That rain would get me down coupled with everyone wearing black. Might find myself on east hastings looking for an escape.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHMaster of Social Work. I'm no 100% sure we'll be going, but it sure looks that way at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitQuote:
Originally Posted by CFHI'm a little concerned about Calgary to be honest. I'm moving there for grad school, so if I might well leave when I'm done, but the weather is going to be a HUGE change. Looking forward to the sunshine though.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitI'm a public servant for the Territorial Government. I like Victoria and area. Used to go to Shawnigan Lake and pick fungus in another life.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHBad ass, what do you do up there?Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuit
I'm in Vancouver right now (originally from Victoria), but it looks like I'll be moving to Calgary in August.
I'm originally from Calgary. My older brother and parents still live there.
Whats the major? I went to U of C. Winters can be tough but you get those Chinooks. At least its not dark all the time like it is here. If you are going to drive once there go downtown and master the one ways and the alleys. Weather is going to be huge for you. Wish I could sugar coat it lol.
The cold is concerning, but I am looking forward to escaping the gloom that encompasses Vancouver for 9 months of the year.
You picked a good study as everyone is a victim these days. Its a growth industry. You could be teaching basic language skills in a decade. You might get a few -30's but thanks to global warming they are now rare occurrences. The humidity level today is probably equal to the West coast. When I was a kid there it was 0 like the Sahara.
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Originally Posted by YoungbloodRight on the shores of Gitche Gumee. Lotsa black bears sure, but fishing is good. We do most of that inland.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuit
I'd gladly trade you places for a year to check out your neighborhood.
I don't hunt. I enjoy the company of animals. Lots of grizzles up here. One of the last hold outs on the continent. Plenty of black bears also. I miss the trout fishing in Alberta. The rainbow fishing here are farm fed implants. 6 year life span with no streams to spawn. Only two places in the entire Yukon with indigenous rainbow and they are both catch and release. Monster lake trout here.
I don't hunt either. Well, the occasional partridge for a taste.
here is my favorite animal.
http://i.imgur.com/6jfGxx0.jpg
Brother and sister. A little big.
http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...pscb927bae.jpg
This was my boy prior to the new pups. A husky/blue healer cross. A mutt really since a husky is not really a breed.
http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...1/100_0499.jpg
my girl is approaching 13 and I've had her a long time. in her stomping grounds.
http://i.imgur.com/QRC6Fl.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/X29aTl.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/k86Del.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/MFJxOl.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/QPIRpl.jpg
Well, the people I hope to work with are old and/or very sick, so they're not exactly victims in the traditional sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitThat rain would get me down coupled with everyone wearing black. Might find myself on east hastings looking for an escape.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHMaster of Social Work. I'm no 100% sure we'll be going, but it sure looks that way at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitQuote:
Originally Posted by CFHI'm a little concerned about Calgary to be honest. I'm moving there for grad school, so if I might well leave when I'm done, but the weather is going to be a HUGE change. Looking forward to the sunshine though.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitI'm a public servant for the Territorial Government. I like Victoria and area. Used to go to Shawnigan Lake and pick fungus in another life.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHBad ass, what do you do up there?Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuit
I'm in Vancouver right now (originally from Victoria), but it looks like I'll be moving to Calgary in August.
I'm originally from Calgary. My older brother and parents still live there.
Whats the major? I went to U of C. Winters can be tough but you get those Chinooks. At least its not dark all the time like it is here. If you are going to drive once there go downtown and master the one ways and the alleys. Weather is going to be huge for you. Wish I could sugar coat it lol.
The cold is concerning, but I am looking forward to escaping the gloom that encompasses Vancouver for 9 months of the year.
You picked a good study as everyone is a victim these days. Its a growth industry. You could be teaching basic language skills in a decade. You might get a few -30's but thanks to global warming they are now rare occurrences. The humidity level today is probably equal to the West coast. When I was a kid there it was 0 like the Sahara.
Dealing with the cold, should we go, will be very interesting though. So will not being near the ocean, but having the Rockies a short drive a way should be pretty cool.
Great looking Dags! Cool Jeep too. I'd have it ragged out within 6 months with the crater size pot holes and washed out roads in what we know as everyday 'Nawlins ;D
That is very noble. The first winter will be tough. Up here it was brutal when I first moved. -45 sometimes for 3 weeks straight w/o a break. But the thing I found the hardest up here for the first few years was the darkness in the winter and it really not getting light out and then the reverse in the summer and it never getting dark. 40 minutes from Calgary and you are in the Rockies.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHWell, the people I hope to work with are old and/or very sick, so they're not exactly victims in the traditional sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitThat rain would get me down coupled with everyone wearing black. Might find myself on east hastings looking for an escape.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHMaster of Social Work. I'm no 100% sure we'll be going, but it sure looks that way at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitQuote:
Originally Posted by CFHI'm a little concerned about Calgary to be honest. I'm moving there for grad school, so if I might well leave when I'm done, but the weather is going to be a HUGE change. Looking forward to the sunshine though.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitI'm a public servant for the Territorial Government. I like Victoria and area. Used to go to Shawnigan Lake and pick fungus in another life.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHBad ass, what do you do up there?Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuit
I'm in Vancouver right now (originally from Victoria), but it looks like I'll be moving to Calgary in August.
I'm originally from Calgary. My older brother and parents still live there.
Whats the major? I went to U of C. Winters can be tough but you get those Chinooks. At least its not dark all the time like it is here. If you are going to drive once there go downtown and master the one ways and the alleys. Weather is going to be huge for you. Wish I could sugar coat it lol.
The cold is concerning, but I am looking forward to escaping the gloom that encompasses Vancouver for 9 months of the year.
You picked a good study as everyone is a victim these days. Its a growth industry. You could be teaching basic language skills in a decade. You might get a few -30's but thanks to global warming they are now rare occurrences. The humidity level today is probably equal to the West coast. When I was a kid there it was 0 like the Sahara.
Dealing with the cold, should we go, will be very interesting though. So will not being near the ocean, but having the Rockies a short drive a way should be pretty cool.
I had a similar problem with Vancouver when I moved here. It wasn't nearly as cold, but it was SO dark and gloomy. It would be quite dark and raining for weeks at a time - I would wake up, drive to work, and then come home in what felt like perpetual, soggy dusk. I hated it.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitThat is very noble. The first winter will be tough. Up here it was brutal when I first moved. -45 sometimes for 3 weeks straight w/o a break. But the thing I found the hardest up here for the first few years was the darkness in the winter and it really not getting light out and then the reverse in the summer and it never getting dark. 40 minutes from Calgary and you are in the Rockies.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHWell, the people I hope to work with are old and/or very sick, so they're not exactly victims in the traditional sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitThat rain would get me down coupled with everyone wearing black. Might find myself on east hastings looking for an escape.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHMaster of Social Work. I'm no 100% sure we'll be going, but it sure looks that way at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitQuote:
Originally Posted by CFHI'm a little concerned about Calgary to be honest. I'm moving there for grad school, so if I might well leave when I'm done, but the weather is going to be a HUGE change. Looking forward to the sunshine though.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitI'm a public servant for the Territorial Government. I like Victoria and area. Used to go to Shawnigan Lake and pick fungus in another life.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHBad ass, what do you do up there?Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuit
I'm in Vancouver right now (originally from Victoria), but it looks like I'll be moving to Calgary in August.
I'm originally from Calgary. My older brother and parents still live there.
Whats the major? I went to U of C. Winters can be tough but you get those Chinooks. At least its not dark all the time like it is here. If you are going to drive once there go downtown and master the one ways and the alleys. Weather is going to be huge for you. Wish I could sugar coat it lol.
The cold is concerning, but I am looking forward to escaping the gloom that encompasses Vancouver for 9 months of the year.
You picked a good study as everyone is a victim these days. Its a growth industry. You could be teaching basic language skills in a decade. You might get a few -30's but thanks to global warming they are now rare occurrences. The humidity level today is probably equal to the West coast. When I was a kid there it was 0 like the Sahara.
Dealing with the cold, should we go, will be very interesting though. So will not being near the ocean, but having the Rockies a short drive a way should be pretty cool.
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Originally Posted by CFHI had a similar problem with Vancouver when I moved here. It wasn't nearly as cold, but it was SO dark and gloomy. It would be quite dark and raining for weeks at a time - I would wake up, drive to work, and then come home in what felt like perpetual, soggy dusk. I hated it.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitThat is very noble. The first winter will be tough. Up here it was brutal when I first moved. -45 sometimes for 3 weeks straight w/o a break. But the thing I found the hardest up here for the first few years was the darkness in the winter and it really not getting light out and then the reverse in the summer and it never getting dark. 40 minutes from Calgary and you are in the Rockies.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHWell, the people I hope to work with are old and/or very sick, so they're not exactly victims in the traditional sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitThat rain would get me down coupled with everyone wearing black. Might find myself on east hastings looking for an escape.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHMaster of Social Work. I'm no 100% sure we'll be going, but it sure looks that way at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitQuote:
Originally Posted by CFHI'm a little concerned about Calgary to be honest. I'm moving there for grad school, so if I might well leave when I'm done, but the weather is going to be a HUGE change. Looking forward to the sunshine though.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitI'm a public servant for the Territorial Government. I like Victoria and area. Used to go to Shawnigan Lake and pick fungus in another life.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHBad ass, what do you do up there?Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuit
I'm in Vancouver right now (originally from Victoria), but it looks like I'll be moving to Calgary in August.
I'm originally from Calgary. My older brother and parents still live there.
Whats the major? I went to U of C. Winters can be tough but you get those Chinooks. At least its not dark all the time like it is here. If you are going to drive once there go downtown and master the one ways and the alleys. Weather is going to be huge for you. Wish I could sugar coat it lol.
The cold is concerning, but I am looking forward to escaping the gloom that encompasses Vancouver for 9 months of the year.
You picked a good study as everyone is a victim these days. Its a growth industry. You could be teaching basic language skills in a decade. You might get a few -30's but thanks to global warming they are now rare occurrences. The humidity level today is probably equal to the West coast. When I was a kid there it was 0 like the Sahara.
Dealing with the cold, should we go, will be very interesting though. So will not being near the ocean, but having the Rockies a short drive a way should be pretty cool.
The last 3 summers have kinda sucked. Very wet as you described and one of the reasons we put up with the long dark winters used to be because of the magical summers. The constant raining would get to me if I lived in Van. At least you will get summers in Calgary.