Smart Americans moving to Canada

I don't know -- those Lake Erie beaches in Ohio can be pretty sweet ...

And we've got Tim Hortons too, now, although not where I live, sadly.

 

You forgot those wonderful Oklahoma beaches where you come out of the lake covered from head to toe with a thin film of red clay from upriver.

 

Minnesota has more shoreline than California, FWIW.

 

Montana has some pretty decent beaches around the lakes in the Western part of the state, including the Flathead Lake and Glacier Lake. Course there are chunks of ice floating in them too

 

Gimme a fucking break, HB, that statement wreaks of lame overgeneralized bullshit stereotypes. I've lived in Japan and traveled throughout Asia and Europe have never encountered these Americans "demanding" that others speak their language who can't. And I've not noticed American ex-patriots and travelers abroad being any more or less obnoxious on average than the Canadians I knew.

But, come to think of it, I do recall one specific case of a teacher I knew who lost his job basically because of his excessively drunken, boorish, and culturally insensitive ways. Oh, but he was ...Canadian. My observation is that there are about the same % of obnoxious louts in both countries. Those stereotypes are largely bs.

 

Sorry, sportschick. A beach, by definition (at least to me) requires ocean, not lake. Not even a really big lake

 

I stand by that. But people in Alberta and the B.C. Interior talk about beaches. And I laugh after growing up with Arisaig in one direction, the Cape in another and Pomquet over that way ...

 

I'd take any lake cabin in northern Minnesota or Wisconsin over 99 percent of the public beaches I've ever been to.

 

Sorry, but the beaches on parts of Lake Huron are as impressive as any ocean beaches. And you don't get the salt.


And I know EXACTLY where this pic was taken.

 

I'm guessing not Michigan.

 

Nope. About halfway between Sarnia (across the border from Port Huron) & Grand Bend

 

Kettle Point?