Re: [lace-chat] east-west (where am I)

2003-11-12 Thread Bev Walker
Hi everyone and Rose-Marie

I don't know where exactly in the Fraser Valley you are (it is a Big
Valley), if it helps any, when my DH and I were in the Richmond area
(which I believe is referred to as part of the Delta) a little while ago
both of us were disoriented. If I was in Vancouver proper, I would look
for the mountains on the 'North Shore' and 'know' where I was. My DH has
an uncanny sense of direction, but when he is disoriented, that's bad -
it's on account of the flatness where we were, and in the middle of the
'burbs on a cloudy day where there is no significant landmark. Couldn't
see the sun to get a bearing - eek. Probably if we lived there we'd sooner
or later figure out where we were (heh heh) but we relied on the road map
mostly, on that day. If you're surrounded by mountains, it can be just as
confusing. Nonetheless, the whole of the Lower Mainland is a beautiful
place.

-- bye for now
Bev in Sooke, BC (west coast of Canada)

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[lace-chat] east-west

2003-11-11 Thread Haddad
Further to the comments on east-west dyslexia - I find that in certain places in the 
country I get 180 degrees disoriented. One of the worst places for me is the area 
where we have  now moved, the Fraser Valley. Other places I can go and have no problem 
with east-west (and of course, north-south). I can't figure out why - any one else 
similarly afflicted? Any thoughts (be nice, now! grin) on why?

Rose-Marie
Abbotsford, BC, Canada
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Re: [lace-chat] east-west

2003-11-11 Thread donlynn
Rose-Marie, could be that being surrounded there is no definitive place to
base direction, for instance, if I can see where Keira Mountain is I know
which way is west.  Where you are every direction has mountains, so there is
no starting point.

Just my confused in the southern hemisphere two cents worth, however, since
there are no pennies here, I suppose that would be my five cents worth.

Lynn Scott in Wollongong

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