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is it something to do with they need all the other voltage for electric chairs

That's couches, please.

Love the two towers...

That's twin towers, thank you.

It is really nice, very clean compared to the US.

I've begun to think anywhere is clean, compared to the US.
Robert Heinlein said the current condition of any civilization can be determined by the condition of its public restrooms. Case closed.

:FI:Noter wrote:You see here in the states the drinking age is 21, in Canada it's 19, and no passport was needed, just drive across the border and drive back

Thank you I feel that I can drink there...

:FI:Gurberly wrote:lots od trees and rocks and snow

Oh, it's very good for us because actually we're from Repiblic of Sakha
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sakha_Republic
So it is custom for us, frankly speaking I missed snow (we're living on the South of Russia now).
It's summer in Khandyga region (Republic of Sakha).

:FI:Wardog wrote:You your wife and kids are going to love it mate. Congrats

Thank you

:FI:Airway wrote:Hey Alex, I BET she hasn't seen this then yet, has she?

Cool
I think terrorist are changing all world... what next? may be we will must undergo MRI or CT before flight?

Welcome to MY country mate! Great place to raise a family. Just don't venture too far south. Them Americans are just crazy folk!

By the way,
is it valid for journeys to Canada too, that you have to announce your arrival prior your flight?

That's the case if you want to fly from Europe to the States.

That's what I'm talking about:

Welcome to ESTA - the Official U.S. Government Web Site

International travelers who are seeking to travel to the United States under the Visa Waiver Program are now subject to enhanced security requirements. All eligible travelers who wish to travel under the Visa Waiver Program must apply for authorization using the following process:

https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov

:FI:TacticalS! wrote:Welcome to MY country mate! Great place to raise a family.

Thank you! I really glad to hear it from you!

Hi people!
I still alive
We have moved to Canada.

Flying over Greenland - very nice image!


My family and I in Montreal near QUDAM.


I found an equipment for our Squadron.

So Alex,

Instead of being our exotic far eastern Russian squadron member,

you're just another Canuk now?

>Yawn<

Oh well, great pictures Al, thanks. See you in the skies soon, eh?





Falcon

Congratulations, Alex!

You moved to the land with one of the best healh care systems and the worlds best hockey players

I'm wondering why they still have christmas trees there standin at the streets but be sure
March 17th there are big Irish St. Patrick's Day parades everywhere.

I'm jealous

I hope you have a good time in Canada!

The very best hockey players. Wait a minute, I think I hear some Americans coming.

Best of luck to you and your family Alex

Glad you made it safe and sound, Alex & Family!

Thanks for the pics, amigo!

I still wonder why they bother to call it "Green"land, though.

Glad to hear you & your bunch had a safe crossing, Alex. Welcome to the western hemisphere! Nice photos too.
Canada's very beautiful alright, at least the 2 regions I've been to. Still haven't been skiing at Banff, but I plan to one day.

I do hope the health care system suits you well, too. Some Canadians don't seem so happy about it though, for some reason.
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2010/02/ ... 265130780/
Apparently at least one of them is even suicidal!

Cheers, mate. Hope you're back to flying soon!