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To: Joan Osland Graffius who wrote (91684)	8/12/2001 11:22:34 AM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (1) of 132070

Hi Joan, Canada certainly has places that are remote, but I would bet the cost of living is not much different than here. I guess it depends on what you're looking at. Real estate is still a bargain it seems. On issues though such as hotels etc I would concur with your observations re Canada. Much of our pricing however is targeted specifically at you guys. A little cheaper than home but with the same amenities, making for easy comparisons. eg. Breakfast in the US for 6 bucks and same in Canada, but in our funny money that makes it a huge saving for our American visitors. I am sure Australia has some things that would be hard for an American to live with, but I did not find it. The relatives notwithstanding, I haven't been myself to Australia, although that situation will be rectified :o) It's on our short list of vacation destinations. I'm looking forward to spending some time in a big country......... regards Kastel 'Minneapolis, MN' Eh! That makes you as hardy as any one of Canadians and probably more so than many :o)

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