new in town
Sep 7th 2005, 8:04 pm
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Re: new in town
Originally Posted by snowqueen
Can I come and work for you, pleeeeeese!!
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(in Canada some time next year, hopefully!)
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Sep 7th 2005, 8:10 pm
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Re: new in town
Originally Posted by juliusmaximus
I will be hiring next year
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Sep 7th 2005, 8:43 pm
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Re: new in town
Originally Posted by skigordi
It may not have the mountains or the skiing of the Rockies but it has a great captive audience in the GTA.
It isn't, it's actually double the drop of COP at 220m. It must get jammed when the hordes barrel up the 400 for a Sunday's skiing. Good for a business selling stuff to people in the lift queues
Sep 7th 2005, 9:11 pm
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Re: new in town
Originally Posted by snowqueen
I'll rememver that!! What kind of business BTW? (although I'm very versatile!)
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And yes, I wouldn't call it " mountains " either
it really isn't more than hills.....but Hey.....they're the only skiable hills in Ontario and easily accessible for GTA folks ( about 4.000.000 of them )
Sep 8th 2005, 10:13 am
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Re: new in town
Originally Posted by debbyathome
Thats north of Collingwood i live down below Barrie
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Good luck Juliusmaximus with your move and setting up a business, we have also visited the blue moutains and seen the ski lifts, looks a nice place. All the best
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Sep 8th 2005, 12:05 pm
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Re: new in town
Originally Posted by railman
Please excuse me for butting in and changing the subject, but I couldn't resist when I heard that debbyathome was living in Barrie. Myself and my husband and two children (6 & 9) will be moving to Barrie in a few weeks time when our house sale is complete. We visited Barrie last year in the summer and have decided we would like to live there, I was wondering since you already live there could you give me any advice about the place - good or bad. I would really appreciate it. Thanks, send me a pm if you like.
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Good luck Juliusmaximus with your move and setting up a business, we have also visited the blue moutains and seen the ski lifts, looks a nice place. All the best
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Good luck Juliusmaximus with your move and setting up a business, we have also visited the blue moutains and seen the ski lifts, looks a nice place. All the best
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Sep 8th 2005, 2:57 pm
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Re: new in town
Originally Posted by debbyathome
sorry to mislead you but i dont live in Barrie i live below Barrie,I put Barrie as the nearest town as not a lot of people who dont live here know the town where i live.Before we came to Canada we were going to live in Barrie but when we got here late november with a lot of snow we decided against it because my husband works down near Toronto and the roads get closed off in the winter (not very often but if they do it will be just below Barrie and just above the town where we live).Sorry i cant be more help to you
Sep 8th 2005, 3:08 pm
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Re: new in town
Originally Posted by railman
thanks for the reply, the snow is something we have been thinking about because I know its in the snowbelt. Didn't know it got so bad they had to shut the road though! thanks again.
