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Victoria, BC
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Posted - 05/10/2012 : 11:15 AM
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Originally posted by cambium
So before this bogs down into further ugliness, I'm off to better things.
If you're off to batter things might I suggest pickles. Went to an authentic southern barbeque joint in Victoria called The Smoken Bones Cookshack with a few out of town friends and must say... nothing goes better with ribs, cornbread and bourbon than a plate of deep fried pickles. |
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Calgary, Alberta
Andorra
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Posted - 05/10/2012 : 11:53 AM
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Originally posted by Release
As for positive contributions I have potential trip reports from the Rock wall, Assiniboine, the Brazeau loop etc., that I have accumulated over the past 3 years or so and I often thought about sharing them but given the attitude towards Albertans here I always figured I'd tell some anecdote about, oh I don't know, forgetting that higher altitudes would affect my burn time for propane or something about my dog or soemthign about losing a hiking pole and end up hearing a load of "Yep! That's Albertans for you!" Why bother?
Really? Have a look in the Alberta trip reports forum. We're pretty friendly people. :) |
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Edmonton, Alberta
Canada
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Posted - 05/10/2012 : 12:42 PM
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Well I'll probably contribute this summer, if only to dilute my "contributions" thus far. I'm hoping to get to the Limestone Lakes in Height of the Rockies, seems like a bon fide shangra-la, and a little less common than Assiniboine or Rockwall.
From last year...
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Posted - 05/10/2012 : 3:34 PM
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Originally posted by HagensborgViking
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Originally posted by cambium
So before this bogs down into further ugliness, I'm off to better things.
If you're off to batter things might I suggest pickles. Went to an authentic southern barbeque joint in Victoria called The Smoken Bones Cookshack with a few out of town friends and must say... nothing goes better with ribs, cornbread and bourbon than a plate of deep fried pickles.
John's place in Victoria gets top-ten marks for overall value & home-made style and friendly staff.I don't know about ribs, just ribbing |
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 God fearin' music packin' animal BBQin' funny trip reportin'.... cheese lovin' MH lover who skinny dips in Ling secret lakes
Somewhere between pomp & circumstance, British Columbia
Canada
1403 Posts |
Posted - 05/10/2012 : 10:47 PM
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Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada
560 Posts |
Posted - 05/11/2012 : 01:02 AM
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| Oh, BTW to the moderator(s): I performed Release's experiment from here in Vancouver...you cannot "innocently" stumble upon that "snow and mud forum" post by google unless you search "club tread" and "anti-hunter". |
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Edmonton, Alberta
Canada
340 Posts |
Posted - 05/11/2012 : 07:05 AM
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Originally posted by DPM
Oh, BTW to the moderator(s): I performed Release's experiment from here in Vancouver...you cannot "innocently" stumble upon that "snow and mud forum" post by google unless you search "club tread" and "anti-hunter".
Using Google searches as proofs is rather dubious. Google gives you different results depending on whether or not you are logged into your Gmail account or not. If you are logged in it gives you custom results based off your previous searches. So unless you can login to cambiums Gmail account you cannot know what his search results were. |
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Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada
560 Posts |
Posted - 05/11/2012 : 07:22 AM
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Fair enough. I have to admit that I really do not know much about that. I don't use Gmail, that's all I can say.
So, to be fair, I may have jumped the gun on that. However, I did get the exact same results as Release, but perhaps that has something to do with the traffic that has previously gone to certain posts? |
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Victoria, BC
Canada
435 Posts |
Posted - 05/11/2012 : 07:57 AM
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| Yeah I don't know what to say about the whole Google thing. I got the same search results as Cambium not only from my home computer, but from a co-workers office computer that had never been used for such purposes. The chances of these two computers having the same user search history as Cambium's is zero, so I have to lean on geographical location (Van Isl). |
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in the valley, BC
Canada
1466 Posts |
Posted - 05/11/2012 : 09:42 AM
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Originally posted by Release
From last year...
Nice! I hope you will share more as there are alot of us that really would appreciate your pictures and reports.
BTW, I am a former Edmontonian now living in BC (which really means "Bring Cash"!  )
Cheers! |
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Posted - 05/14/2012 : 1:46 PM
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Originally posted by AcesHigh
I just choose not to post trips to feed ducks etc. If I don't think it would be interesting to the hiking community I don't waste the resources.
How interesting...I once said the same thing, and yet, when a veteran poster and mountaineer (this was REALLY disappointing), tried to taunt me recently with a lack of trip reports after their arguments fell flat, you didn't support me at all. In fact, you've been screaming at me about a lack of trip reports for some time. Incredible hypocrite....did you think nobody would notice? |
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Posted - 05/14/2012 : 1:59 PM
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Originally posted by ecoulthard
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Originally posted by DPM
Oh, BTW to the moderator(s): I performed Release's experiment from here in Vancouver...you cannot "innocently" stumble upon that "snow and mud forum" post by google unless you search "club tread" and "anti-hunter".
Using Google searches as proofs is rather dubious. Google gives you different results depending on whether or not you are logged into your Gmail account or not. If you are logged in it gives you custom results based off your previous searches. So unless you can login to cambiums Gmail account you cannot know what his search results were.
I don't know what the case is now, but at times in the past, I do not believe you had to be looged into a gmail account. I never looked into it specifically, but I thought Google used your web history to tailor results, regardless of whether you had a gmail account. |
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Posted - 05/14/2012 : 11:11 PM
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Originally posted by DCIPHER
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Originally posted by ecoulthard
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Originally posted by DPM
Oh, BTW to the moderator(s): I performed Release's experiment from here in Vancouver...you cannot "innocently" stumble upon that "snow and mud forum" post by google unless you search "club tread" and "anti-hunter".
Using Google searches as proofs is rather dubious. Google gives you different results depending on whether or not you are logged into your Gmail account or not. If you are logged in it gives you custom results based off your previous searches. So unless you can login to cambiums Gmail account you cannot know what his search results were.
I don't know what the case is now, but at times in the past, I do not believe you had to be looged into a gmail account. I never looked into it specifically, but I thought Google used your web history to tailor results, regardless of whether you had a gmail account.
Probably all boils down to individual Cookies. Like a box of chocolates, you get a different one each time. |
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Edmonton, Alberta
Canada
253 Posts |
Posted - 05/16/2012 : 10:33 AM
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Originally posted by Blucruisin
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Originally posted by Release
From last year...
Nice! I hope you will share more as there are alot of us that really would appreciate your pictures and reports.
BTW, I am a former Edmontonian now living in BC (which really means "Bring Cash"! )
Cheers!
Thank you I will.
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Maple Ridge, BC
Canada
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 Big pack hiker who sleeps with bears in tent and falls on slippery logs
Langley, BC
Canada
7677 Posts |
Posted - 05/20/2012 : 5:16 PM
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| Deteriorating into a pointless thread. Time to close it up and move on. |
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C.T. has Albertan critics
