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Originally Posted by Freedy's M4
depends how far you want to go and how much time you have - whistler is only 1.5 hours drive while lake louise/banff is 9 hours
welcome to Canada - i'm out east in Toronto but I'm sure the boys from Lotusland will be able to help |
Good morning!
I've spent most of my evening studying politeness, and it appears those words are used in your language.
I'm driving through the whole country. Probably twice. I have to be in NJ on the 15th, and then I'll be coming to feed your polar bears again.
I checked out whistler but it appears to be quite touristy. My goal is to stay away from spots that have made their way to American knowledge base.
I want the good roads. Besides petrol stations and bears, and a handsome moose riding mountie to pull me over (I've studied, I don't get where the lights signaling to pull over goes in a moose) but who'll let me go and I get the photo, I have zero plans.
My language barrier will be an issue too. I speak fluent English, which provides me the capability to speak America (don't use long words, replace all words with you know like), but Canada apparently has a lot of stuff this hockey fan never knew about.
So, all tips needed. I promise not to speak to anyone who has not been properly warned about me.