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[david-d]

Pictures from ice on several lakes from recent trip to Alberta, Canada:
http://www.dermott.ca/alb2005/fotos.html

 

[david-d]

OK try it again, LYNX no-wrap
Pictures from ice on several lakes from recent trip to Alberta, Canada:
http://www.dermott.ca/alb2005/fotos.html

 

[david-d]

OK, now try LYNX wrap-lines
Pictures from ice on several lakes from recent trip to
Alberta, Canada:
http://www.dermott.ca/alb2005/fotos.html

 

[david-d]

Ok try again, longer lines, no wrap
Pictures from ice on several lakes from recent trip to Alberta, Canada: http://www.dermott.ca/alb2005/fotos.html

 

[david-d]

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OK , longer line, LYNX wrap-lines
Pictures from ice on several lakes from recent trip to
Alberta, Canada:
http://www.dermott.ca/alb2005/fotos.html

 

[david-d]

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I was in central Alberta Dec21-Jan6.

The ice on the lakes was SUPERB for both skating and kicksledding.
Ice was over 30 cm thick and very clear. My longest day was 45 km on
Pigeon Lake. My sister has 2 kicksleds (earlier Xmas presents from me) so
my sister, nieces, brother and mother sometimes came with me on the ice.
The local small lake, Alix Lake, has a shoreline of about 5 km and I did
many laps of it. The best lake was Buffalo Lake with over a 60 km shoreline,
but I only did sections of it.


Photos at:

http://www.dermott.ca/alb2005/fotos.html

--

David Dermott , Wolfville Ridge, Nova Scotia, Canada

 

[david-d]

longer test of paragraphs

I was in central Alberta Dec21-Jan6. I
was visiting my sister and mother about
130 km south of Edmonton. Alberta is
about 5000 km west of my home in Nova
Scotia!

The ice on the lakes was SUPERB for
both tour-skating and kicksledding. Ice
was over 30 cm thick and very clear.
There was hardly any snow and
temperatures were -5 to +5 C with light
winds.

My sister has 2 sparks (kicksleds)
(earlier Christmas presents from me), so
my sister, twin nieces, brother or
mother sometimes came with me on the ice
on the kicksleds while I skated.

The small lake nearest to my sister's
farm, Alix Lake, has a shoreline of
about 5 km and I did many laps of it.
The best lake was Buffalo Lake with over
a 60 km shoreline, but I only had time
to do some sections of it. Closer to
Edmonton I went on Pigeon Lake and
Cooking Lake. One day on Pigeon Lake I
went 45 km (35 km spark, 10 km skate).

Skating condition haven't been this
good for 10 years and probably will not
continue for long. So, if anyone is
going to Alberta in the next few days,
take your skates.

Photos and lake maps at:

http://www.dermott.ca/alb2005/fotos.html

--
David Dermott, Wolfville Ridge, Nova Scotia, Canada

 

[surpa]

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[surpa]

Re: longer test with paragraphs no wrap

I was in central Alberta Dec21-Jan6.

The ice on the lakes was SUPERB for both skating and kicksledding.
Ice was over 30 cm thick and very clear. My longest day was 45 km on
Pigeon Lake. My sister has 2 kicksleds (earlier Xmas presents from me) so
my sister, nieces, brother and mother sometimes came with me on the ice.
The local small lake, Alix Lake, has a shoreline of about 5 km and I did (/QUOTE)
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[surpa]

Re: longer test with paragraphs no wrap

I was in central Alberta Dec21-Jan6.

The ice on the lakes was SUPERB for both skating and kicksledding.
Ice was over 30 cm thick and very clear. My longest day was 45 km on
Pigeon Lake. My sister has 2 kicksleds (earlier Xmas presents from me) so
my sister, nieces, brother and mother sometimes came with me on the ice.
The local small lake, Alix Lake, has a shoreline of about 5 km and I did
many laps of it. The best lake was Buffalo Lake with over a 60 km shoreline,
but I only did sections of it.

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