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To: elmatador who wrote (50255)	5/20/2004 10:29:10 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

From there across the mountin range accross the plains untill you get to the Great Lakes i Elamt do you know why around Calgary Alberta it is not really possible to grow apple trees in any quantity ? It doesn't stay consistently cold enough in winter :o) Oh yes it gets friggin' cold but I think it's rather Darwinian... not fit for the less viable of the species LOL... I'll let you know when I get the AC cranked... won't be long now.. FYI: some temps in warmest months... Montréal July 26.2 15.4 Ottawa July 26.4 15.1 Toronto July 26.5 17.6 Winnipeg July 26.1 13.4 Regina July 26.3 11.9 Now for the rest of the world warmest months... Mexico City May 26 13 Beijing July 30 22 Cairo July 34 22 London July 22 13 Los Angeles August 24 18 Moscow, Russia July 22 13 Paris July 24 15 Rio de Janeiro Feb 33 24 Rome July 28 19 Sydney January 26 19 BTW the West coast of Canada.. nice to visit but: those warmest months are too livable for my taste ;o) Vancouver August 21.7 12.9 Victoria July 21.8 10.7 man need an extreme costly life-supporting system You have more poor people in those warm places eh! no incentive... easy survival why strive for more ? Maybe you are correct and Canada didn't want you so wherever you went they lowered the thermostat LOL..

To: elmatador who wrote (50255)	5/21/2004 12:25:38 AM
From: smolejv@gmx.net	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

>>From there across the mountin range accross the plains untill you get to the Great Lakes is Artic. << I am a train buff and there's a must for people like me called Spiral Towers (below the kicking horse pass). The memory of three thundering diesel locomotives coming out of the tunnel, while, one horizon lower, the cars at the tail end were still entering the looping tunnel, still warms my heart... The train was bringing the empty granary cars from Vancouver to the middle West. Probably the guys running it knew what they were doing - no Arctic for them, just tons and tons of grain to haul. Again and again.