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03-19-2009, 07:21 PM
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The flatlands
 Sheesh, don't drive east of Calgary then. Or go to Houston. Yeah well, I guess we're not *in* the mountains but 1) at least I can see them out my window right now, and 2) just looking out the window I can see several hundred feet of elevation differences (ie., hills and valleys) within a half-kilometre or so radius (horizon to horizon). Granted, it's not the MOUNTAINS but I think it hardly counts as "flatland".  Oh ...right, off topic. Um ...very nice scores. Very nice brain! Can't wait to see the photo of your squamy (things that sound rude but aren't), So please keep trying if you can.  Sorry I missed ya maybe next time you're by this way. And I'll point out the things that we call "hills" and so on just so you're not missing them.
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03-19-2009, 08:31 PM
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Thanks Keith! Once I got back into the mountains there was no stopping me! I imagine the drive back out will be much worse because the boring part will be last. Bleh.
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Well I went from Saskatoon to Calgary on the #7 & #9 Highways...so that was definitely flatlands!!  I will be headed back through Calgary next Friday I think...I have a few pics of my Squamy (hahahahaha) but they are turning out waaaaay too blue. |
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