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I just need to get out of town for a few days to recharge & relax. Used to work & live up in PR for 4 years, so going to visit some friends & check out all the great tanks in the area.
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Hey Anthony, glad to hear you're coming up this way. I hope Irene keeps a close eye on your fingers this time. :mrgreen:
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Can somebody please remind me of the ferry schedule? It has been a few years since I made that trip and my recollection is that you spend half the day getting there...have 1 hour...then spend the other half of the day getting back.
Is it really possible to come from the Lower Mainland, see tanks and return in one day? |
It is possible to come up, spend 4 or 5 hours and then head back to vancouver but it does make for a really long day
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ok I vote November 8th. Any takers? :biggrin:
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Good by me.
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November 8th it is! Tickets are going fast. :biggrin:
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Sounds like a plan. Hopefully it will work out.
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Just came back from PR & saw these tanks. Well worth the trip.
Great friends, great reefers & great hospitality. Brad, I would highly recommend that you plan on doing an overnighter rather than a day trip. If you do a day trip, you can catch the first ferry (7:20am) and come back on the last connecting ferry (leave PR 5:25pm). You would end up getting into Pr around 11:40am and back into the Lower Mainland around 9:30pm. This would give you a max. of 4 1/2 hours in town before rushing back to the ferry at Saltery Bay. Better off going up on Saturday and come down mid-afternoon on Sunday. Just a suggestion from someone whose done this commute literally 100s of times since 1997. Anthony |
Anthony, it was good to see you again. Enjoyed your visit.
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