I was hiking in the hixon forest recently and loved it. However, I was wondering how often and what would even be the protocol if one gets bitten by a rattlesnake while 2-ish miles from the trailhead. Because I missed stepping on one by 4 feet, while being 2-ish miles from the trailhead.
I have never understood why this right green arrow exist at Southbound 53, west bound 90.
Polk campaigned on 54'40. Why made him back down on that so fast and agree on 49th instead?
Lately I have been seeing posts where Canadians say " we joined both World wars earlier than the USA did. Therefore we are morally superior to the USA." (Or something like that).
In our timeline, Canada was a self governing territory within the British dominion. Meaning that once London said they were at war, Canada was as well.
But in an alternate timeline when Canada became a confederation in 1867 the UK granted Canada its full independence. Meaning that whatever happened in London wasn't Canada's problem anymore.
Would Canada likely have jumped into the world wars as early, or would they have waited a little longer like the USA did?