In which province is it?micro wrote:National Park, I guess. I've been there, too. In Lake Louise (either Banff or Jasper, I'm not sure).Olivier wrote:NP?bhoeyb wrote:West: Banff NP, Canada ?°W
North - South- East - West
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I quickly dug out my old itinerary: Lake Louise is in Banff NP, and Banff and Jasper NPs are in Alberta, close to the border to BC (Olivier wrote:In which province is it?micro wrote:National Park, I guess. I've been there, too. In Lake Louise (either Banff or Jasper, I'm not sure).Olivier wrote:NP?bhoeyb wrote:West: Banff NP, Canada ?°W
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2003
I visited northern Norway.
N: Skibotn, Norway 69° 23'
E: Kuusamo, Finland 29° 37'
S: Kemi, Finland 65° 44'
W: Skibotn, Norway 20° 16'
Life:
I haven´t travelled much, only in northern parts of Europe.
N: North Cape / Nordkap, Norway 71° 10'
E: Kuusamo, 29° 37' (a few hundred meters from the Russian border)
S: Söderköping, Sweden 58° 28' (Göta canal, 170 km to south from Stockholm)
W: Köping, Sweden 15° 57' (140 km to west from Stockholm)
I visited northern Norway.
N: Skibotn, Norway 69° 23'
E: Kuusamo, Finland 29° 37'
S: Kemi, Finland 65° 44'
W: Skibotn, Norway 20° 16'
Life:
I haven´t travelled much, only in northern parts of Europe.
N: North Cape / Nordkap, Norway 71° 10'
E: Kuusamo, 29° 37' (a few hundred meters from the Russian border)
S: Söderköping, Sweden 58° 28' (Göta canal, 170 km to south from Stockholm)
W: Köping, Sweden 15° 57' (140 km to west from Stockholm)
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Re: North - South- East - West
West: Vancouver, B.C.
North: Lübeck, Germany. (Surprisingly further north than the Lesser Slave Lake in Alberta, Canada, despite the subarctic climate there.)
East: Wien, Austria
South: Sossusvlei, Namibia
North: Lübeck, Germany. (Surprisingly further north than the Lesser Slave Lake in Alberta, Canada, despite the subarctic climate there.)
East: Wien, Austria
South: Sossusvlei, Namibia
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west: Gran Canaria
north: Den Helder (Holland)
east: Austria
south: Gran Canaria
Not really impressive...
2003
west: Westkapelle (Holland)
north: Amsterdam (Holland)
East: Venlo (Holland)
South: Vaals (Holland)
Even less impressive...
west: Gran Canaria
north: Den Helder (Holland)
east: Austria
south: Gran Canaria
Not really impressive...
2003
west: Westkapelle (Holland)
north: Amsterdam (Holland)
East: Venlo (Holland)
South: Vaals (Holland)
Even less impressive...
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Re: North - South- East - West
Gauss wrote: South: Sossusvlei, Namibia
Re: North - South- East - West
Two uncles of my father emigrated: One to Canada, one to Namibia. Just lucky.Olivier wrote:waow!Gauss wrote: South: Sossusvlei, Namibia
Re: North - South- East - West
Where do you celebrate Christmas?Gauss wrote:Two uncles of my father emigrated: One to Canada, one to Namibia. Just lucky.Olivier wrote:waow!Gauss wrote: South: Sossusvlei, Namibia
have you never been anymore north than Den Helder? You've mist beautifull places like Groningen and the Wadden-eilandennodisch18 wrote:west: Gran Canaria
north: Den Helder (Holland)
east: Austria
south: Gran Canaria
Not really impressive...
And less inspirering places like Winschoten en Delfzijl
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