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Getting to the Dozer

A Bulldozer in a Miserable Place

June 18th 2016
A Bulldozer in a Miserable Place… It comes as no surprise that nobody has ever coined the phrase “as comfortable as lying as under a broken bulldozer”. Bulldozers are big, clumsy and heavy, and all components of the machine are cumbersome and awkward. Bulldozers typically work in miserable environments! Working alongside their mechanical companions, they push rock and dirt to allow for a v ... read more
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We are world travellers who live in Northern Canada. We are both diagonally parked in a parallel universe and have a passion for the world and its amazing places and faces. We hope these blogs can be enjoyed by many like-minded people... If you are genuinely interested in our adventures, you can follow us. If you wish to receive an email whenever we add a new blog entry, you can subscribe to this blog. We also love to hear from you - so if you have have any comments or suggestions you can send us a message. "The most dangerous world views are the world views of those who have never viewe... full info
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13th July 2016

taracloud
Tara Cloud

Gosh golly gumdrops--yeah, right!
Not being the least mechanical and disliking greasy, gross things, I was a bit aghast at the image of dripping sludge and bruised and cut bodies amidst howling winds--yikes, you're earning your Stilton! However, your ability to accomplish such a daunting task, acknowledge all the love-hate aspects of the work and see all the beauty around you undoubtedly make you the perfect guide for working with sometimes-difficult tourists. Excellent!
13th July 2016

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Nice photo
Just another day way up north.

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