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Both are F climates but I'll take the Scottish one by a hair because even the Canadian one doesn't have warm enough or long enough summers to make up for those brutal winters.
Both are F climates but I'll take the Scottish one by a hair because even the Canadian one doesn't have warm enough or long enough summers to make up for those brutal winters.
Talk about overdramatic. It's not like it's Verkhoyansk.
I choose the Canadian one, it actually gets some weather that I like. The Scottish one has no redeeming qualities.
It's at about the same elevation as the highest point in Scotland, Ben Nevis.
I'm familiar with both....I have a cousin who went to school in Banff, Scotland.
I've been to Banff, Alberta a lot....love it, would live there easily.
Can't climb mountains and ski in Banff, Scotland....
Here's a couple of Banff Alberta pics...
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