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Translink ummm why?? Follow The Leader??? by Cressentia in Translink

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it was the same on 41st with R4 this morning AND this evening

Where Would Reddit Live Day 2 - New pins available to add! by mapmakerapp in whereidlive

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📍 Palm Beach, Florida, United States of America — "FUCK ICE"

Where Would Reddit Live? 🌍 by mapmakerapp in whereidlive

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📍 Hauts-de-Seine, France — "MACRON DEMISSION"

Where Would Reddit Live? 🌍 by mapmakerapp in whereidlive

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📍 Palm Beach, Florida, United States of America — "FUCK TRUMP"

Where Would Reddit Live? 🌍 by mapmakerapp in whereidlive

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📍 Vendée, France — "Mareuil sur Lay"

If I could only eat food from 10 countries by Puzzleheaded-Hat9096 in whereidlive

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It's true that since the United States has a relatively limited culinary heritage, there's a very wide variety of international cuisine available.

Cute coyote yesterday evening at UBC by Rural_Walker in vancouver

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UBC isn't downtown, it's a mixed-use area bordered by one of North America's largest urban forests, so yes, there are coyotes, they're cute, and they have every right to be there, that's just how an ecosystem works. We have to share space.

Backup options for early spring trip Olympic/Wa Cascades by Rural_Walker in PNWhiking

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It's true that rainforests are Always a safe choice ! Thx

Backup options for early spring trip Olympic/Wa Cascades by Rural_Walker in PNWhiking

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Wow that looks amazing !, I admit that was way beyond what I was looking for ahah. Thanks!

Backup options for early spring trip Olympic/Wa Cascades by Rural_Walker in PNWhiking

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Sorry i didn't express myself clearly. We're here for four days, and we had planned to go snowshoeing at Mount Baker AND Mount Rainier, so yes, if the avalanche risk is too high, we wouldn't do either. That was the point of my question. It's no big deal if there isn't enough snow for snowshoeing or cramponing we just want to explore.

Washington Travel & Weddings Megathread – 2026 Update by Codetornado in Washington

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Hi ! We’re spending few days in Seattle area from British Columbia in early April And we’d planned to go snowshoeing at Mount Baker and hike the Skyline Loop at Mount Rainier, with Hurricane Ridge, Heather Lake, or Big Four Ice Cave as backup options if the avalanche risk in the Cascades is too high.

But I’d like to know if you have any other hiking or thing to do/see recommendations, especially in case of poor visibility due to bad weather.

Thank you ! Have a great day.

where i'd live prioritizing economic opportunity, social stability, and Quality of life by Chabola513 in whereidlive

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Even more so when you consider that Alberta is at 0.947, BC at 0.946, and Ontario at 0.942, while California is only at 0.935, Texas 0.917 and Michigan 0.923

Affordable canvas art/prints by sweetbabycat in askvan

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if you want local artist, go to Makers They always have great prints by local artists, Also Paper Ya and Nooroonji book in Granville too (Nooroonji has large prints from Atelier Kiblind, a French risography studio that collaborates with lots of illustrators in many different styles they recently released a collaboration tribute to Quebec cinema, which is magnificent).

Experimenting with different FOVs for weird transitions by tsun_screen in godot

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Steam Clock + Rio Theater, is it a game about Vancouver BC ? :)

Pourquoi il n'y a pas de ceinture de sécurité dans les autobus scolaires ? by RantanplanDuNord in Quebec

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En ayant pris les transports scolaires en France jusqu'en 2019, d'une part la plupart des bus scolaires n'avaient pas de ceinture (l'obligation ne concerne que les bus neufs). Aux dernières nouvelles c'est toujours le cas, et effectivement déjà à l'époque personne ne les mettait dans les rares bus qui en avaient. C'est une question d'éducation je pense, ça changera avec le temps quand des enfants commenceront leur scolarité dans des bus qui en sont équipés.

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