I didn't think I had to specify that it was a replica, I assumed everyone would know nobody is making real Arrows
They do have a few artifacts from the real ones though.
Seen some Arrow relics at the Air Museum in Ottawa (cockpit and engine).
I didn't think I had to specify that it was a replica, I assumed everyone would know nobody is making real Arrows
They do have a few artifacts from the real ones though.
Seen some Arrow relics at the Air Museum in Ottawa (cockpit and engine).
Yeah, I remember seeing those as well, and you even had to pay extra for a full tour to see them. It was the case when I saw them anyway as it was part of the storage area. The tour guide told us that they were planning on restoring it. But those pictures are something else! Quite nice to see something that isn't in pieces. I wonder if that's the original plan come to fruition.
Don't think it was part of a tour when I was there but I can't remember when that was.
Well, after more than 2 years of not going anywhere outside the Country, I went on my yearly Vermont Trip this past week. Spent a nice week there, and didn't have any problems. I had some anxiety over ArriveCan, which was a little intimidating due to there being so much information on their site about it, but there was little to worry once the information was submitted. Essentially, what the app does is tie the vaccination info to the passport so that they see that info when they scan the passport. They don't even need to see your phone or the receipt you get by email. So, essentially the app acts as an extended passport.
I was expecting the receipt to be required when coming back from the U.S a in early June (just over the border for a few hours) but nope just sailed through.
During the tory leadership debate last night they were carping on how it would be the first thing to be scrapped upon coming into office.
Apart from the fact if you fill it out in advance it's not big deal, the next election isn't for another 3 years and it will probably be long gone by then.
I was expecting the receipt to be required when coming back from the U.S a in early June (just over the border for a few hours) but nope just sailed through.
Yeah, pretty much the same experience here. They were more interested in anything that we had bought while there.
I've heard that you can add a bit of vanilla extract to Coke to make your own, but haven't tried it to see if it works.Though the ways things are it's not really worth buying stuff in the U.S.
I will admit to spending $CA70 on drinks but I can't find Vanilla Coke here, RC is long gone (even the rebrand that was sold in Dollar Stores has departed) and if I could find Snapple it would make the wife happy.
I've heard that you can add a bit of vanilla extract to Coke to make your own, but haven't tried it to see if it works.
That said, my grocery store keeps showing a vanilla variety of Coke Zero on their website, but they never have any when I try to order it. I got hold of a case of Cherry Coke Zero once, and it was okay.
That would be quite the combination.cherry Vanilla Coke Zero.
may also be one of the few people who like the coke starlight (the wife hates it).
Though the ways things are it's not really worth buying stuff in the U.S.
Oh, wasn't so much buying because stuff was cheaper, but because they were necessary, or contextual things such as unique merch only available at our event.
Why did they have a coffee table tied to the car roof?Though given some of the tales from my in-laws CBSA doesn't seem to have been as strigent in years gone upto and including, not noticing the coffee table tied to the car roof...
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