I’d stay in Canada as long as I could travel someplace warm for a couple of months in the winter.

It’s about 20 cm at the longest point. It goes together fairly easily, the biggest first and moving to the smallest. Much of it was friction fit but my dad’s really precise so it went well.

The magazine was Scrollsaw Woodworking and Crafts, issue 97.

He got them out a scroll saw magazine. Photocopies the design and pasted the copies on the wood. I’ll ask him which magazine.

Thanks. One of the best trips of my life.

The regular ticket let’s you in a kilometer. They have a small group tour that goes another couple of km, but it doesn’t have wood boardwalk or lighting. The place is HUGE. Some caverns 20 meters high. Lots of spectacular formations. We’ll worth it IMO.

Yes

It’s in the same park, but not the same cave.

Whoops. Forgot the link.

Yeah, in Vietnam, they call the war the American War and have a museum with all the atrocities and captured American equipment.

I see your point, however, China is consistent, and it is not nearly so imperialistic as the United States. I’m not sure which one I trust less.

They have left our lake here in Northern Ontario.

Seems like a no-brainer. Canada doesn’t have an EV production to speak of. I believe it was originally done to support the U.S. EV industry, but do we really need to be doing that?

The thing that hit me hardest was the fencing that went all the way up to the top floor of the building to prevent the prisoners from jumping off and commiting suicide.

I just called it monkey statue because there were monkeys all over it.

Apparently, it tastes like chicken.

See answers above.

Yes. It’s open to tourists. You pay a fee and spend half a day with them. You prepare their food, feed them, then follow them through the forest as they forage, dust bath, water bath, and socialize. A supercool experience.

But if bacteria killed us entirely, the world would go on with barely a whimper.