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N 54 degrees, 44.754' W110 degrees 02.493'
Tim's blog about working in Cold Lake, Canada
Where is Cold Lake?
N 54 degrees, 44.754' W110 degrees 02.493'
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February
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- Mission Result Today
- Snow Flurry
- Road Sign?
- Ouch! Update
- Ouch!
- Listen to What I'm Listening To
- Birds and Coyote Update
- Update:Blogger Problems
- Frozen Waves
- Results
- Trouble with Blogger
- Sunset
- I bet this never happened to you
- Light Snow all day
- Big Day, eh
- Miracle
- Monday Morning Catch-Update
- Grits
- Alert
- Sunday in the Coffee Shop
- MOAU 8 Guide to the Mother of All Updates (MOAU)
- MOAU 7 Saturday Sunset
- MOAU 6 Heavens Above
- MOAU 5 Ice Fog
- MOAU 4 Church
- MOAU 3 People - Canadians
- MOAU 2 Aside
- MOAU 1 Places
- Temp Differential
- Sparkles
- Long Day after Snow Day
- Snow Day III
- Snow Angels
- Snow Day II
- Snow Day
- Gratuitous Photo of Lucky the Range Dog
- Grits
- Control
- Missed!
- TIVO Worked
- 1 Week Anniversary
- 10 cm
- Early morning mission
- Good Intentions
- I've been in Cold Lake too long
- Tracking
- Lucky
- Day 7
- Other Questions from your comments
- How are we treated as Americans in Canada?
- One New Picture for Tonight
- GPS Coordinates
- Comments
- Since I got permission
- Strange Snack Foods
- Lakeland Hotel
- Permission
- Breakfast Quirks
- Monday Morning
- Woops
- Kinosoo Ridge Map
- Bleg
- Ski Kinosoo Ridge
- Test
- Saturday Snowfall
- Duffel
- Hotel Room
- Sunday Morning
- Some more pictures
- Range Quirks
- First Impressions
- Welcome to the Cold Lake Hot Spot
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February
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5 comments:
Dude,
This is way to technical for me. I'll have to get my teenage kids to walk me thru it...
Hey, do they have snow boarding up there yet??
Dave
Snowboarding took about half of the hill on Sunday. Think of the rudest surfers you ever met and multiply times 2 and you have a typical snowboarder.
What amazed me is almost no one used ski poles, even old folks my age.
Also they had a lot of snow "blades" which are skis but shorter, not even the length of a snow board and curled front and back. Couldn't figure what the big deal was.
Tim,
Sure looks cold up there. And here I was thinking that I was cold a couple weeks back in ABQ.
I'm with Rick, where are the snow bunnies???
Enjoy!
Don
Looks like all you're doing out there is taking pictures. Are you getting any work done? Glad you're enjoying the weather. We finally warmed up to 32f, after many days at just 1 or 2. Thankfully the winds are calm today, only about 30mph with gusts up to 50... Wait! Are we in the same place? Erika
Tim! I can't believe you're up in the Arctic! We miss you! Kathryn B
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