Calgary in October
Oct 25th 2004 | 8:38 am
#31
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Re: Calgary in October
Originally Posted by CalgaryAMC
In the NW there is Foothills hospital and the new brand new Alberta Children's Hospital (not quite finished construction yet). Both of these are very good teaching hospitals attached to the university.
There are hills and mountains very close to everywhere in Calgary - it is at the foothills of the Rockies. So wherever you lived you could be somewhere spectacular within the hour.
I am pleased, however, to have made so many NW converts and stolen them from Glaswegian's dirty south.
There are hills and mountains very close to everywhere in Calgary - it is at the foothills of the Rockies. So wherever you lived you could be somewhere spectacular within the hour.
I am pleased, however, to have made so many NW converts and stolen them from Glaswegian's dirty south.
Oct 26th 2004 | 5:18 am
#32
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Re: Calgary in October
Originally Posted by CalgaryAMC
Also consider Dalhousie (about 5 minutes from Ranchlands) if you're looking at flats in this general area. In Dalhousie there are condos/apartments next to the c-train station which may be handy for you.
It'll take more than 15 minutes to downtown from ranchlands on public transit 'cause you have to get a feeder bus down to the c-train station. If you live in Dalhousie then obviously you could cut out the feeder bus connection and get straight on the train.
It'll take more than 15 minutes to downtown from ranchlands on public transit 'cause you have to get a feeder bus down to the c-train station. If you live in Dalhousie then obviously you could cut out the feeder bus connection and get straight on the train.
Of course the selling point of Ranchlands was that the bus was right opposite our flat! and went straight to Dalhousie!
still beats the hour commute i used to do from Herts into London any day!
Now i just need a good pair of sunglasses
