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maydayayday
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 Message 81 of 123
18 September 2012 at 5:18pm | IP Logged 
@stifa - it wasn't a criticism or anything like. Sorry if you thought it was.
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overscore
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 Message 82 of 123
18 September 2012 at 5:32pm | IP Logged 
Montreal resident here. It seems we are legion around here..
I am originally from Quebec City, a small, uneventful city about 250 km east of Montreal.
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 Message 83 of 123
18 September 2012 at 6:48pm | IP Logged 
overscore wrote:
Montreal resident here. It seems we are legion around here..
I am originally from Quebec City, a small, uneventful city about 250 km east of Montreal.

Quebec City, uneventful?
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Brun Ugle
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 Message 84 of 123
18 September 2012 at 10:20pm | IP Logged 
stifa wrote:
stifa wrote:
maydayayday wrote:
stifa wrote:
I live only three hours away from
Steinkjer, ....



I live only 3 hours from a lot of Europe. I do like the use of ONLY three hours.

Okay, ~160 km then. I meant that it takes 3 hours to go there by car. It even takes two
hours to get to the nearest city, Trondheim.


I'm not even allowed to get a driver's license, thus it might take longer, and I'm used
to a lot of waiting at airports, train stations, etc.. Hence, three hours is "only" to
me.



I suppose when counting hours, one should specify means :) But if we're counting planes, then the whole world is pretty close.

I love trains! Unfortunately, they don't go everywhere, but I do enjoy the train between Steinkjer and Trondheim (2 hours). But you live way on on an island, don't you? So that must mean a lot of ferries and buses if you don't drive.

For some reason, I do have a driver's license, but I really can't drive.... I always walk or take the train.


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stifa
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 Message 85 of 123
18 September 2012 at 11:51pm | IP Logged 
A car ferry (if that's the proper term) (to Garten), 15 min drive (to Brekstad) and an
hour by a fast ferry (to Pirterminalen in Trondheim) is the quickest way to get to
Trondheim.

Where in Steinkjer do you live? In the town, or around Sprova?
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 Message 86 of 123
19 September 2012 at 12:38am | IP Logged 
Brun Ugle wrote:

I suppose when counting hours, one should specify means :) But if we're counting planes,
then the whole world is pretty close.

Unless you're traveling to the other side of the world and have one or more layovers.
Then you can count in days.

R.
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 Message 87 of 123
19 September 2012 at 1:20am | IP Logged 
tommus wrote:
I live only 15 hours driving from Halifax on the east coast, and only 45 hours driving from Vancouver on the west coast. Any language meet-ups I might want to drive over to?


Oddly enough, the quickest route between your location and Vancouver involves driving mostly through a different country to get here (the slightly smaller country to our south). Driving only through Canada involves adding another 10+ hours to the drive.

Driving through the Rockies is spectacular and is more than payback for all the wheat and canola fields in between.

I was always a big fan of Kingston when I lived in Toronto - it has the nicest people, and it was always our food stop on road trips.

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Brun Ugle
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 Message 88 of 123
25 September 2012 at 5:24pm | IP Logged 
stifa wrote:
A car ferry (if that's the proper term) (to Garten), 15 min drive (to Brekstad) and an
hour by a fast ferry (to Pirterminalen in Trondheim) is the quickest way to get to
Trondheim.

Where in Steinkjer do you live? In the town, or around Sprova?


Right now I'm living in the town on Nordsia, where all the other immigrants live :)


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