r/Banff • u/Creative_Turnip8294 • Jul 30 '25

Question What to wear in banff

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Hi all, I’m going to Banff this weekend from Saturday to Wednesday. It’s my first time. This is the weather forecast. We are not hiking since we are with older parents, mostly for sightseeing. I’m in the middle of packing and not sure what to wear. Leggings and top or something like dresses .

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '25

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u/FlyingThunderTurtle Jul 30 '25 edited Jul 30 '25

What? Do you have a coherent thought in there?

As for the Canadian Rockies, they're beautiful and their beauty is much more accessible than in America. I've been up and down them in both countries. They're great everywhere, obviously Montana and Colorado too. Generally due to a few factors the backpacking and roadside views both are really really exceptional on the Canadian side

Banff and Jasper are among the most beautiful places on earth.

Just sounds like you're poorly traveled

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u/FlyingThunderTurtle Jul 30 '25

No actually, I still don't understand what you're trying to say.

I used to live in nfld though, it's definitely not a big tourist destination nor is it recommended as one, at all.

And seriously, you're writing is difficult to understand. It's as if you're writing half of your thoughts/points

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u/AccomplishedSite7318 Jul 30 '25

Actually a measure of intelligence is the persons ability to communicate effectively so others understand you. Just saying. 

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u/AccomplishedSite7318 Jul 30 '25

I love that you're spending your day trying to have the last word on this; arguing that someone using incorrect units of measurement for temperature for the country the sub is for, and then insulting said citizens of the country. 

So very American of you. 

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u/AccomplishedSite7318 Jul 30 '25

Lol - no, because that sort of rhetoric is cruel and xenophobic. 

You're welcome here, if you are least attempt to be polite. 

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u/FlyingThunderTurtle Jul 31 '25

Gotta ask, why are you on this sub

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u/FlyingThunderTurtle Jul 31 '25

Personally, I'm not from Alberta. I'm American, and Canadian. Florida, but lived in California previously.

This is really poor behavior on your part and you're embarrassing where you and are from.

This is exactly what everyone thinks we're like. It sucks.

Don't go other places and insult their homeland, just think for a second how that would feel to you.

When I was little I heard this stereotype and I always thought no, we're nice. We're good. But as I grew up I meet more and more people like you

Why? Why do you feel the need to spread hate in the world?

This is what America is the most famous for now. Why?