When I was in University, I travelled to the University of Victoria and back on a bus and drank my way across the flatlands. It was the only way to survive.
Anyway at 500 miles an hour you are only subjected to it for a very short time. Probably a 3 beer flight.
My wife’s granddad who moved to Alberta before it was a province used to say:
“The only trees in Saskatchewan were surveyor’s stakes that sprouted!”
When I was in University, I travelled to the University of Victoria and back on a bus and drank my way across the flatlands. It was the only way to survive.
Anyway at 500 miles an hour you are only subjected to it for a very short time. Probably a 3 beer flight.
I love the prairies and miss them a lot. Best part of the drive across Canada is between Winnipeg and Calgary.
One of my favorite Simpson’s quotes:
“we have enough drugs to make Regina look like Saskatoon”
You have to read some of Paul Hiebert’s writing: Sarah Binks, Sweet Songstress of Saskatchewan.