Super 8 Yellowknife Nt Cn

... I hoped someone was wrong in directing me to the carousel. That was the good news....the bags were checked through to Yellowknife. The bad news was I would have to drag 6 pieces to a hotel that night and then take them back in the morning. The best part of the Canadian North flight was the food. My dinner was a veggie burger and rice with vegetables in a sauce. It was absolutely delicious! I was told they had good ...

... br>OK, so I'm not dumb. I SAW Wolf Creek. I let Keith drink the roofie-water, and I had my own grapefruit pop that I brought with me, so I drank the rest of that. I carefully observed his body language, so that I could react at the first sign of drowsiness he displayed. Keith was my canary in the mineshaft. <br><br>Luckily, the stew was delicious and the water potable. We had a pretty nice chat with Bruce, shared some of our croissants and ate stew by candlelight and talked until it was dark.

... water, but it ended up in a small wading pool underneath my chair anyway. That's really how ridiculous it was. We asked the manager where the locals go for pitchers on a Sunday since everything is so closed, he said the only place open is Boston Pizza,... honestly. With reluctance, I went. I guess there's a weird rule here that says you have to order food with beer on Sundays, so all the bars end up being closed. All of them but the crappiest ...

... one wanted to admit that they were from this small lil town and all claimed to also be from else were, Some how we managed to close down the bars and spend more money then we had planed. Day 2 We woke up bright and early trying to leave before the camp site manager was there to say a few dollars, Hey it was a budget trip, as i am saving for another big long trip.... anyways as luck would have it he showed up just as we ...

Safe and Easy flight form Calgary direct to Yellowknife on AC. Weather: Arrived to -7C Locals were running around like it was summer :) A high of +2 is forcast for today. ****! didn't bring any warm weather wax for the skis. After -41 last W/E there apears to be a collective sigh of relief from the population that the games will go on as scheduled. Long term outlook apears to be highs of -6-10 and lows of -16C so pretty good skiing weather. Anticipation: Lots ...

... at work Oct. 1. So I am now in parka (this pic was taken yesterday) weather. Winter in Yellowknife December 2007 Other than working, I have been singing with the 'Aurora Chorealis' choral society which has many more members (60-70) and a real turnover since I left. We performed our ...

... driving 50 km per hour. From time to time, a semi would came from the opposite direction and I would over react by slowing down to a crawl and drive at the extreme edge of the road. I could hear the odd small rock banging off my car and at some point a rock took a good chunk out of the glass cover of my sun roof. Arrival at the Ogilvie River at kilometer 235 put me in the position of no-return that I mentioned earlier. There was no turning back; it was only ...

... He also spoke of a day when the alpha male loses the desire to lead and has to be retired from the team. Stories of sleeping out in the open and having bears sniff and walk over him on four different occasions (presumably without the dogs) only enhanced my amazement at the harmony of man and nature. I wish I could have engaged him in further conversation but the arrival of other campers who were checking out put an end to our ...

my second tour of duty to Namibia ..i was there sept to dec 06 this time i will be there much longer. i work for a Canadian mining company seeking diamonds gold base metals and mainly uranium. my last visit i hit the motherlode and found a place with tons and tons of uranium that no one has ever seen before. news release http://www.stockhouse.com/news/news.asp ?newsid ...

... hiked up the cliffs to see the views from the top. The skies cleared a bit in the afternoon and the winds started picking up. I suppose it was around this time when things started turning downhill a bit. It wasn't long before the winds that had picked up also brought along some stronger waves into our beach, and those waves pushed the airplane to the side, yanking out one of the anchor stakes from the sand. Chuck ran to the plane to turn it on to try and align it ...