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I agree SJ is a very ugly city but proximity to everything is great and the river system is unbeatable.
Relocating to the Right Coast
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I just agreed to an offer with JD Irving pulp & paper for a position at the Lake Utopia Paper Mill just west of Saint John. Pretty Excited, got 3 weeks to pack up and get gone......
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Fire sale on the house???
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no need to sell in that time.... Lots of family and friends to keep an eye on it and the realtor can continue to show it....
Congrats Bogger. Sounds like it will work out fine. What’s your wife doing at the refinery? Irving is a client of mine and I visit there regularly. I had never been east of Regina until a few years ago. I don’t mine SJ at all. Maybe it’s just me.
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She is a turnaround buyer
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Congratulations! That looks like a beautiful house that you have there! It should sell quickly.
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so does that mean no more fathers day beers?
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I heard that was the fault of the DPFN Tribe, not the GBCA?Partying with the GBCA results in sporadic memory loss based on my experience.
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Ian, I’ll have to stop by and say bye to you and Arlene. You started out with this forum in February 2007 we were always on alert when you posted. Lol. Over time and once we all met we all became friends. I been to both of your places, more the other one when it by Alberta beach. You and your wife are great people, we will all miss you here. Glad to see you are moving to fulfill your dream, best wishes from myself and all of us at snowandmud.com. Please keep posting including pics of your adventures.
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No tellum mountain and Onion Lake will be a little bit more of a commute.....
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CONGRATS, Ian... send post cards 
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Mr Bogger, just wanted to pass along a best of luck in the future with the big move!
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You could always come Up North for sledding, snow's good in Northern NB Plenty of people come up.
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The guys out at the mill tell me that they log about 3000km annually out by Saint George so who knows might end up with sleds too. My friends all have SxS's and they actually groom their trails in the winter. Clarification for all the "No Wheels on Groomed Trails" crowd..... The OHV Club grooms trails for ATV & SXS useYou could always come Up North for sledding, snow's good in Northern NB
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I believe, and I may be incorrect (I'm told it's happened before) that in some places out there, the trails paralllel each out, 1 trail is designated for snowmobiles, the other for OHV's.... The CCSO meetings are going on down there this weekend.
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I think it depends on location.... where we rode last weekend there would not have been enough snow for sleds, they use a drag to pack the snow when there is too much so the wheeled machines can get around. The drag belongs to the OHV club, not sure there are sled trails in that area - up north the sledding is awesome I'm told, but we would need to trailer up - most places you can ride a quad or SXS from your house
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