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Hello From New Sarepta, Alberta
Hello friends.
Im Wulfonce. I lived in Ontario my whole life up until September 2008 when I moved west to the land of opportunity... Alberta! ... well not anymore.:irked: *Tries to hold back laughter* Anyway my 2003 Mazda B3000 hauled myself and all my possessions 3600km (2237 miles) north through Sudbury, Sault Saint Marie, around lake Superior, then west through Thunder Bay, Kenora (I feared for my life going through here), Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, then arrived in my new driveway in the small town of New Sarepta all in 3 days. I cracked open a beer in triumph as I gave my truck a pat on the hood with a feeling in my heart like "we did it... together" I got my truck back in the summer of 2006 with only 68,000km (42,250miles) and other then a defective fuel shutoff switch (covered under warranty) I've had no problems with it. That is up until last week. Long story short my truck needs a new engine. More on that later. Anyways Im glad I found this forum and Im looking forward to talking with you fine folks. ~Wulfonce~ |
welcome to RF
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Howdy!
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where is New Sarepta, Alberta? in comparison to Edmonton
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New Sarepta... Cool. I grew up in and around Sherwood Park. Welcome to Alberta and RF. Looks like we should plan an Alberta/BC meet sometime.. Too bad I am getting married this summer so it limits my availability.
I live in Fort McMurray right now but I am moving back around Sherwood Park or St. Albert come July. |
Originally Posted by Blackonblackfx4
(Post 1236251)
where is New Sarepta, Alberta? in comparison to Edmonton
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welcome. Any reason you went around lake superior on the canada side? Seems like it would be quicker to go thru upper michigan.
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Welcome Aboard. Sure are getting a lot of Canadians lately. But hey, more members the merrier.
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Originally Posted by Wulfonce
(Post 1236405)
New Sarepta is about a 30 minuet drive south east of Edmonton
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Got family that lived in New Serepta and moved to Beaumont not to far from you.. I did the opposite from you.. Lived in Alberta all my life then moved to ontario in summer '02 lol.. Welcome to R-F and next time i'm in Edmonton gonna have to get together with a few of you!
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Originally Posted by herm59
(Post 1236453)
Welcome Aboard. Sure are getting a lot of Canadians lately. But hey, more members the merrier.
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Welcome to the Forum!
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Originally Posted by Melt
(Post 1236408)
welcome. Any reason you went around lake superior on the canada side? Seems like it would be quicker to go thru upper michigan.
Interesting fact: The shortest route from Waterloo Ontario through Michigan and then to Edmonton is only shorter then the northern route around Lake Superior by less then 25km! That's right, their damn near the same distance. I plotted out both routs on google earth in extensive detail before I set out. I figured If their that close in distance Id rather go through northern Ontario just for the scenic beauty. And boy was it worth it! I'll probably post some pics of my journey in the near future. |
nice! i just drove back from Edmonton at the beginning of february through canada only took me 50 hours cause i stopped in Sue Sault Marie the last night lol
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Originally Posted by Melt
(Post 1236467)
especially since a lot of em seem to have mazdas :biggthump
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welcome
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welcome to R-F, Dale!
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welcome. can u post some pics of ur truck?
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Welcome to the boards!
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welcome and :worthless
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Originally Posted by Wulfonce
(Post 1236633)
Funny, I get asked this alot. :silly:
Interesting fact: The shortest route from Waterloo Ontario through Michigan and then to Edmonton is only shorter then the northern route around Lake Superior by less then 25km! That's right, their damn near the same distance. I plotted out both routs on google earth in extensive detail before I set out. I figured If their that close in distance Id rather go through northern Ontario just for the scenic beauty. And boy was it worth it! I'll probably post some pics of my journey in the near future. Although you would have been able to buy some cheaper gas
Originally Posted by Wulfonce
(Post 1236646)
I really wanted a Ranger but I couldn't say no when I saw the price, condition and how low the mileage was on my Mazda. It had everything I wanted. Manual Transmission, ac, cd player, and power nothing. :silly: Also I dont know if they put a different suspension on the mazdas but from the trucks I test drove the mazdas seem to be a noticeably smother ride.
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