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T TIKIVILLE Member Edmonton Alberta Canada Joined: Sep 22, 2008 Posts: 637	T TIKIVILLE Posted posted on Sat, Sep 26, 2009 3:44 PM On 2009-09-26 10:41, Chip and Andy wrote: Admittedly my geography is a little, shall we say...off. So how does this; " Customers will be able to enjoy a 10,000-sq. ft. outdoor patio" make sense. Isn't Calgary up north enough to get snow? Lots of snow? Like enough snow that the last thing people want to see is a nice slushy drink in their glass. The "DREDDED SNOW " realyy only exists from the months of november to march,and really that is a loose estimate a few years ago we didn't have snow in Alberta till the end of december ( keep your classic car loving fingers crossed). Calgary generally sees snow first due to the proximity to the rocky mountains... Now the rest of the year is mild to quite warm ! Like thursday it was 33 above , friday 25 ( thats in Canadian friendly metric lol) What we do get in the summer months is daylight till 10 pm!

On 2009-09-26 10:41, Chip and Andy wrote:
Admittedly my geography is a little, shall we say...off. So how does this; " Customers will be able to enjoy a 10,000-sq. ft. outdoor patio" make sense. Isn't Calgary up north enough to get snow? Lots of snow? Like enough snow that the last thing people want to see is a nice slushy drink in their glass.

The "DREDDED SNOW " realyy only exists from the months of november to march,and really that is a loose estimate a few years ago we didn't have snow in Alberta till the end of december ( keep your classic car loving fingers crossed). Calgary generally sees snow first due to the proximity to the rocky mountains...
Now the rest of the year is mild to quite warm ! Like thursday it was 33 above , friday 25 ( thats in Canadian friendly metric lol)
What we do get in the summer months is daylight till 10 pm!

Post #485267 by TIKIVILLE on Sat, Sep 26, 2009 3:44 PM