Hi Guys Thanks for all the replies. My great gradfather and his brother emegrated to Banff Alberta around 1918 the brothers branch of the family still live in the town. My great gradfather stayed a couple of years in Banff before going back to Scotland to collect his sweetheart. When he got back home to collect her she had changed her mind about moving to Canada and therefore they stayed here the rest of their life. When I was a boy I used to listen to his adventures and I think this attracted me to Canada. It took me 27 years of married life to convince my wife to even visit Canada and yes it is everything I hoped it would be. I need to keep working on her to get her to agree to going there to live. I would like to maybe visit for 6 months to see what she thinks first. How difficult is it to hire accomodation? What money would it take to purchase someting like a three bedroom house with a few acres? BILL
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