At least there are trees. Wait to you hit Saskatchewan and you don’t even have that.
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"My friend's wife left him in Manitoba, 5 days later he could still see her walking away."
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I live in Manitoba. I could not hit the up vote fast enough.
Guys have you seen our fields? We got fields.
Yeah living here is dull as fuck, but here's a great story, I was driving on the highway 30 years ago and I saw a man stopped and staring out into a field. I had assumed he had car troubles and was staring out into the field in exhaustion, and I was stopping to be compassionate. He explained that he was visiting from China on a conference, and he had opportunity to rent a car. He was just staring into the canola fields, because he had never seen anything like that in his life - his reality was living in a highly congested city where a postage stamp of sky was visible for 18 seconds a day behind the smog & skyscrapers.
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That's it, back to Winnipeg!
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It's got the world largest know congregation of snakes in the spring.
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I always forget manitoba exists it's bc, alberta, saskatchewan then ontario, quebec and newfoundland/labrador
Manitoba is the most vague provence
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Oh hey! It's the ACE flag
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Well, what are you waiting for? Get out there with a piece of chalk and list some attractions.
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Topeka, Kansas
Winnipeg and Manitoba will always have a place in my heart for what it lost by the COVID pandemic. I was awarded a full paid interchange scholarship to do a semester on statistics on the Winnipeg university paid by the Canadian government, but it was sadly canceled because of COVID. I was already visualized my time there, all the people and friends I had, and then suddenly all the plans scrapped.
The Midwest
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