jmarshmarsh
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Here it is. It's like a hotel - I've been to similar ones in Fort MacMurray.Does anyone know what the place was or have any pics?
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Here it is. It's like a hotel - I've been to similar ones in Fort MacMurray.Does anyone know what the place was or have any pics?
Thanks. And you're right. That's exactly the accent I have in mind. I live near Philly and when people tell me I have an accent, I have no idea what they mean. LOLLOL, no worries and no apology needed! I always laugh when I hear Canadians stereotyped as sounding like Bob and Doug and the whole "aboooot" thing! Most people don't sound like that at all, but for some reason that particular manner of speaking was picked up upon and exaggerated.
I have a feeling that Bryer and Kam are still in N. Manitoba, and I agree that it would be very difficult for them to escape the area. I live in Winnipeg, so certainly no expert on Northern Manitoba, but I have been up there on occasion. It would be nearly impossible for anyone to get very far on foot. My feeling is that they're holed up somewhere in the area and that it's just a matter of time before they're found. Hopefully sooner than later.
Just wondering out loud here, is it possible there's trails and hiking locations that they could use? Or any cabins and such off the trails? Northern Canada is not somewhere easy to traverse that's for sure.
Another thought I had, is maybe they were picked up, possibly after changing their appearance, and held someone for awhile, while they drove to who knows where? Possibly killed another and they may have not burned the vehicle and hid it better?
ETA: Would it be possible for them to steal a vehicle without someone knowing it was gone? Like on a farm or something? I know that happens here in Alberta, where people have a lot of vehicles on their property and don't notice one gone for quite some time.
Ah, so you're not all making cow noises!This may help
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Thanks for that link.Here it is. It's like a hotel - I've been to similar ones in Fort MacMurray.
It would be interesting to know if BS even knows how to drive. It has been stated that he didn't have a drivers license but he may still know how to drive.
Is the 600 room building vacant ? Seems odd to build such a huge structure not that long ago and have it stand empty.
It's a hydro camp but I doubt they'd go there .There's a ton of little hunting camps and everything . I think they left Gilliam before the rcmp put it together . Either by train or hitch hiking . A lot of people get around out there hitching and they do get rides jmooDoes anyone know what the place was or have any pics?
Hypothermia won't happen for a few months they are having a heat wave. The weather goes to extremes summer really hot winter really coldThe RCMP press conference amounted to saying that the trail has gone cold.
We have two guys who may be in the Gillam area but who have no apparent survival skills. Locals will know about cabins in the area, which are no doubt being methodically checked. If they just headed for the woods, they are surely lost without a topo map and compass and knowledge of how to navigate. Hypothermia is just a matter of time. They may never be found.
Or we have two guys who managed to get back south somehow and who could be anywhere in Canada, even in the United States.
my canadian slang is not great but that is a hoodie right!, i love canada my two favorite towns are Moose Jaw and Medicine Hat i mean who names these places
I think it is the old camp they were referring to jmo. As the new one opened recently - in the last year I thinki was wondering this as well, they said vacant.. why is it vacant looks very fancy.. is it only used in winter?
If you want comic relief, google: You Tube Blackfly SongDepends what Canadian accent you are listening for. They are many and varied. Although I'm not from Newfoundland I am often mistaken for someone who is. I am a Miramichi, New Brunswick Farm girl originally and have that distinct regional accent (2:40 it begins in linked video). After 34 years away from there, I still have it.