are most people on this site candain or what?

this post might be better off in the campfire section. :)<br>

I resemble these remarks.

I'm not, but my husband is! Y'all won't hold it against me, will you? Something about those crazy Canucks, it just attracts me, ya know?<br><br>Barb G

Southeast US

With just over 630 members on this website, I'm sure there are a few Canadians, including myself. But rather than seeing individual clusters of nationalities, I see 630+ people from all over the world who share a common interest in survival basics and the "art" of being prepared. We may not all look the same or speak the same language, but that doesn't mean we can't learn something new from each other. "It's what you learn after you know it all that counts. -- John Wooden"

I've been to Canada. Does that count? Even had some Labatt's and an elkhorn pastry up there.

I wish I could find a coffee place up there though...

there are some Canucks here of course.

What did you want to know about Canada? LOL. The main difference you might soon notice is here there's not so many people as in the continental U.S., which means civilised "things" tend to be farther apart. Which makes survival knowledge important IMO, not that most Canadians think much about it, you'd think with the weather etc. they'd pay more attention. We mostly live in large clumps close to the U.S. border, so I'd watch out for us!

OTOH, if a "high-profile" someone can apparently completely disappear in the civilised heart (large intestine??) of the U.S., we can all learn...

"Large intestine" is as good a description as any.

Sue