bobbarley
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If you play the 9th hole you have to go through customs? (guess)
Good try but there is no distinct border there.
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9th hole is on the other side of the border?
That is part of the answer. If you play the 9th hole what happens?
Does it involve border security, chopsticks, body cavity searches, marshmallows, and/or bowling balls?
If it's the answer I think you're aiming for, you should clarify what time of the year we're playing at!
TOMTEC
No, no, maybe these days, yes and good golly no.
During the operating season.
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9th hole is on the other side of the border?
That is part of the answer. If you play the 9th hole what happens?
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Delete duplicate.
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Sorry. The course only has nine holes. There is something strange there though! The town in ND is called Portal.
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Sticking with the border theme, what is unique about the golf course in North Portal, Saskatchewan?
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Is that International GC5AF5?
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You're way too low.
In normal skydiving altitudes, they can reach a maximum of 320 km/h with their head down. This is because of the of the air friction against their body.
Now, at 31 km of altitude, there ain't much air. Hint, hint!
I will double your number as a guess. 640km/hr
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300...301...302...303...304? is this like the price is right? I can just keep going and going and going.
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I googled an answer so I won't submit. I am not sure its right but the area has some neat history.
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I have the U4D tags for my province on my watchlist. Three out of seven have never been logged and remain in "unknown location". Is there anyway to contact those that initially received them and find out what's up?
I hope other areas are not seeing the same percentage missing!
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Just received my in Saskatchewan so keep up hope!
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Re-checked atlas, should have used better glasses, made spelling error, should be Weyakwin Lake. Will move lake a little further south N 54° 35 W 106°
That answer is within 10km. Geezer55 is next.
However the best non-googled answer would be N54° 30' as that would be half way between 49° and 60°
The Longitude would be near 106° (105°55') but not exact as the Manitoba border is not quite on 102°
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Weyakin Lake Just north of Prince Albert National Park
about N 54° 50 W 106°
I am not sure if I can accept that. 54 degrees 50' would be incorrect.
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I will make this somewhat easy as I am not focussed on finding a better question. It is Grey Cup Weekend!
No Googling!
What is the geographic centre of Saskatchwan?
First answer within 10km wins!
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I can convert a csv to garmin gdb file no problem but it leaves off waypoints with the same name but different coordinates.
In other words I cant convert two waypoints labeled "tree" even if they are at different locations. Any solutions?
Also using the GUI, is there a setting or option to bring more that Lat, Long and Waypoint name in the csv file to a garmin usable format? I would like to have Lat, Long, name and comments.
I am nowhere computer literate enough to understand the scripting process.
Thanks for any help
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I would be happy to remove any alcoholic beverages from any cache.
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I googled so I wont post my answer. First I thought of The Cirque of the Unclimbables. I was close but had no idea what the number would be. Shearzone is a bit short
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There are four in Saskatchewan, Canada including one of my own.
SK Extreme 01 and
Legend and SK Extreme date back to 2002
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There is a 60CS at the following coordinates N 47 28.075 E 008 12.007
I lost it there in October and even the State Police article dog couldn't find it.
Free to whoever finds it. I replaced it with a 60CSx.
Are those coordinates right? In Europe?
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I have two FTF/LTF. I was the first and last to find as one was muggled when a fence was built and one was removed b/c of grumpy landowner adjacent to the public area the cache was on.
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Right on JuicePig. Your up.
Worlds largest Moose Statue is in Moose Jaw, SK
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Sudbury, ON - Nickel
Leamington, ON - Tomato
????, BC - Fly Rod
Burwash, Yukon - Gold Pan
???, AB - Mushrooms
I'm only positive about the two in Ontario, the Gold Pan might be in Burwash, BC...Yukon made more sense to me.
The gold pan town is wrong too.
Echo Bay, ON - Worlds Largest Loonie (next to me... no cash value.. but ironically my cottage is right next to this thing, and the artist who made the loonie.. my exploits no doubt inspired him to name it!)
Sudbury - Worlds largest Canadian Nickle (no cash value)
Campbelford, On - Worlds largest Canadian Toonie (no cash value)
Dryden, ON - Worlds Largest Moose Statue
St. Thomas, Ontario - Worlds Largest Elephant Statue (Jumbo!)
The moose in Dryden doesnt even come close! But the one in Canada will lose out too if they build the one planned in Sweden!
Guidelines are -Any Canadain town/city with worlds largest thing that is normally small. I.E. CN tower doesnt count. Go for it Knitter
Canadian Geopub Quiz
in Canada
Posted · Edited by bobbarley
Your getting closer. You don't actually have to set you watch forward being that most of the course is in Saskatchewan.