Winnipeg
- Latitude: 49° 53' 0" N / Longitude: 97° 10' 0" W
- Population: 730,018
- Population Density: 137.7 people per square kilometre
- Landform Region: Interior Planes
- Climate Region: Subarctic
- Industries: Primary: forestry. Secondary: manufacturing. Tertiary: fast food. Quaternary: education
- Tourist attractions: Fort Garry, Folklorma, and Fort Whyte
- National Parks: Riding Mountain and Wapusk
- Immigration Population: 121, 255
- Celebrations: Canada Day, Christmas, Dinner Theatre
A drive from Halifax to Winnipeg was far too long by car, so we took a plane instead. It was a very good plane ride as we got first class seats. I think this had to due with the 60's Dalek exterminating everyone on the plane except for the pilot and other services. After the plane ride, we went to the forks and took a boat trip down the Assiniboine River. Wilford was suspicious that intermingled with the large amounts of bird seed and bread thrown on the ground was sugar. "I think I should give those birds some liberty medical supplies just in case" suggested Wilford. After the boat trip, we went to a plaza and ate Greek food for dinner. Wilford and I went to rent a car. Then, we went to the inn at the forks, which seemed to be just as empty like the best western before.
After we had gotten up and made breakfast by the Dalek, we went to Fort Whyte. We saw Bison, geese, and prairie dogs. Then, we went to the Prairie Dog Central Railway. The engineers started mulling over the Dalek's design, however, they noticed the Dalek's gun powering up and started to back away. It was nice visiting Winnipeg. We got in our rental car and started off for Saskatoon.
Map: http://bit.ly/1lQKI9N
- Climate Region: Subarctic
- Industries: Primary: forestry. Secondary: manufacturing. Tertiary: fast food. Quaternary: education
- Tourist attractions: Fort Garry, Folklorma, and Fort Whyte
- National Parks: Riding Mountain and Wapusk
- Immigration Population: 121, 255
- Celebrations: Canada Day, Christmas, Dinner TheatreA drive from Halifax to Winnipeg was far too long by car, so we took a plane instead. It was a very good plane ride as we got first class seats. I think this had to due with the 60's Dalek exterminating everyone on the plane except for the pilot and other services. After the plane ride, we went to the forks and took a boat trip down the Assiniboine River. Wilford was suspicious that intermingled with the large amounts of bird seed and bread thrown on the ground was sugar. "I think I should give those birds some liberty medical supplies just in case" suggested Wilford. After the boat trip, we went to a plaza and ate Greek food for dinner. Wilford and I went to rent a car. Then, we went to the inn at the forks, which seemed to be just as empty like the best western before.After we had gotten up and made breakfast by the Dalek, we went to Fort Whyte. We saw Bison, geese, and prairie dogs. Then, we went to the Prairie Dog Central Railway. The engineers started mulling over the Dalek's design, however, they noticed the Dalek's gun powering up and started to back away. It was nice visiting Winnipeg. We got in our rental car and started off for Saskatoon.
Map: http://bit.ly/1lQKI9N
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