Lake Champlain 2008
07-22-2008, 04:22 PM
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unfortunatly (for the moment) they are 3-5 and 8 years old.
as far as accent I probably have one. But I bet it is a smaller accent than the one you'd have in french!
I spoke a little bit with JPMAC here, so if you know him ask him, He'll tell you how bad is my accent!!!!
as far as accent I probably have one. But I bet it is a smaller accent than the one you'd have in french!
I spoke a little bit with JPMAC here, so if you know him ask him, He'll tell you how bad is my accent!!!!
07-23-2008, 06:59 AM
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I can understand a little bit, but for me to speak it..not happening! I should have payed more attention to my grandparents when they were speaking french!
07-23-2008, 08:27 AM
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Ahh memories where would we be without those precious memories right GLH. BTW we Will be up starting this Saturday for two weeks I'll give you a call. you still have the same cell number? Hope to see the rest of the gang as well.
Claude
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Oh! By the way!
Don't tell anyone but I was really close to my destination last saturday, let's say a mile from ausable point, and all of a sudden, I learned that american gallons are smaller (way smaller) than imperial gallons...
although my flowscan showed 673 liter of fuel burned from last fill up ( I thought I had 800 plus litter in my 200 US gal tank) and my guage showed (key word showed) 1/4 left...
won't happen again.... but keep this secret!
Don't tell anyone but I was really close to my destination last saturday, let's say a mile from ausable point, and all of a sudden, I learned that american gallons are smaller (way smaller) than imperial gallons...
although my flowscan showed 673 liter of fuel burned from last fill up ( I thought I had 800 plus litter in my 200 US gal tank) and my guage showed (key word showed) 1/4 left...
won't happen again.... but keep this secret!
07-23-2008, 05:38 PM
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I was looking for those pictures to post them...
07-24-2008, 06:01 AM
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guys, anything to see with the kids around the lake? I heard of a museum / or marina in burlington that explains and shows pictures of all the 100 and something boat sank in the lake back in the days... it this true? anything else you know of that could be of any interest for kids?
Thanks!
Thanks!
07-24-2008, 06:04 AM
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guys, anything to see with the kids around the lake? I heard of a museum / or marina in burlington that explains and shows pictures of all the 100 and something boat sank in the lake back in the days... it this true? anything else you know of that could be of any interest for kids?
Thanks!
Thanks!
This would be a good place to take the kids on the Burlington waterfront.
07-24-2008, 08:20 AM
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Do they drink beer?....
Just kidding.
Jaimie's suggestion is good....
Just kidding.
Jaimie's suggestion is good....
http://www.echovermont.org/
This would be a good place to take the kids on the Burlington waterfront.
This would be a good place to take the kids on the Burlington waterfront.
