Anybody here been to New Brunswick?

[jon-nyc]

You have a job opportunity there? Or just seeking shittier winters?

[Mik]

More than twice the snowfall of Boston. Three times in some places.

[Mik]

They have an axe to grind there too. It'd be like moving to TNCR.

[Doctor Phibes]

@jon-nyc said in Anybody here been to New Brunswick?:

You have a job opportunity there? Or just seeking shittier winters?

I'm thinking about maybe a few years from now. The winters wouldn't be great, admittedly, but the summers would probably be nicer.

[LuFins Dad]

@mik said in Anybody here been to New Brunswick?:

More than twice the snowfall of Boston. Three times in some places.

Sign me up.

[Renauda]

@doctor-phibes said in Anybody here been to New Brunswick?:

@jon-nyc said in Anybody here been to New Brunswick?:

You have a job opportunity there? Or just seeking shittier winters?

I'm thinking about maybe a few years from now. The winters wouldn't be great, admittedly, but the summers would probably be nicer.

Good choice. Never been to NB but have heard only good things about the place. We have always been curious about PEI. Bought an acre on the Okanagan Lake near Vernon BC six years ago. Have been using the place to pitch a tent during summer vacations ever since. Makes a nice little camping spot. Place damn near burned this summer in the White Rock Lake fire in August. Missed our lot by about hundred yards or so. Not sure whether we’ll ever develop it. Contrary to popular belief B.C. does not stand for British Columbia. Rather it stands for Bring Cash.

[xenon]

I've never been myself, but I've always liked the people I've met from there.

It's definitely a "good part" of Canada.

[xenon]

@renauda said in Anybody here been to New Brunswick?:

Okanagan Lake near Vernon BC

Beautiful country... one of my good friends has an orchard near the lake in Penticton.

[Renauda]

@xenon

We considered buying a lot close to Penticton in Naramata. We have a number of friends who have retired in Penticton and Summerland.

[SD Tav]

Some of largest tides in the world are in the Bay of Fundy, 52 ft versus the world average of 3 ft.
Bay of Fundy

[taiwan_girl]

Spent a few days in Come By Chance Newfoundland a few years ago, which is "kind of" in the area.

Very pretty and I remember that you could go down to the pier and get a lobster dinner for super super cheap price.