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Monthly Archives: December 2017
Canada 150, Conclusion
Here are some final thoughts from Roaming the Big Land: Flavours of Canada: Now we (have) travelled to both the western and eastern extremes of Canada–Toe Head in Haida Gwaii and Cape Spear at the northern end of the Avalon … Continue reading
Posted in biography, Canada 150, Canadian travel, contemporary culture, family literature, food literature, humour, recipes, travel books
Tagged Cape Spear, Haida Gwaii
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Canada 150, British Columbia
Reaching the west coast at last, here are some excerpts from the chapter entitled “Looking For Utopia”: Since the middle of the nineteenth century, British Columbia has been a magnet for groups seeking a new and better life, one that … Continue reading
Posted in British Columbia, Canada 150, Canadian travel, contemporary culture, family literature, food literature, golf, Haida Gwaii, travel books, Utopian communities
Tagged Brother Twelve, Dixon Entrance Golf and Country Club, Fairwinds, food literature, Pesuta wreck, recipes, Utopia
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