Goldtent TA Paradise

Canadian lumberjack knows the score…

1. Columbia says:

   August 22, 2022 - 7:39 pm at 7:39 pm

   I worked the early part of three Summers in Northern Ontario planting trees. Tough conditions but good renumeration if you worked hard. Ran across many people who had spent most of their life in the bush. Educated in bush schools. Likely only to age 16. He reminds me of those I encountered. Tough as nails. Got the job done under adverse conditions. Weren’t particularly big people but saw through BS if it was presented to them. Not sure if it’s the same now. It’s been 40 years.

   Speculating that no one would tell them to eat bugs or all the other WEF proposals. Learned lots of life skills from them. Especially using a chainsaw. Very practical people. Mostly French-Canadians, Metis. Bet most of them wore out by their 60’s.
   It was very interesting as I could understand them as they spoke Frenglish. Half the words were English. They had their own language.

   Would love to speak with my old neighbours back in Ontario in the country, the Old Order Mennonites (horse and buggy) about eating bugs etc. You need to eat serious protein to work those jobs.

   Too many urban dwellers who have grown soft. Prime target for The Turd.