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To: elpolvo who wrote (17456)	10/11/2002 6:11:09 PM
From: abuelita	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 104155

heavens to murgatroyd! remind me to never go to san carlos for easter. that's not our new years eve beach, is it? anyway, san carlos isn't so much of a town as it is a marina, right. no offence intended. <g> ...anyway, just because The Charlottes are wet and windy from October to February and storms can also occur during the summer. July is the dryer month. Cape Saint James at the southern tip of the archipelago is has at times some of the worst weather in all of Canada with some of the highest wind velocities ever recorded in Canada. Spanning the entire length of the Queen Charlotte Islands are the Queen Charlotte Mountains, some of which reach elevations over 800 metres. ... is no reason to slam and gentle, kind, friendly and generous souls living there - one aught naught to be so smug ... the queen charlotte islands offer the promise of a magical journey to the centre of your soul. come on up - i'll knit you a wool sweater <g> joser