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                    <title>North from Smithers BC</title>
                    <description>We four drove north from Smithers yesterday First stop was Moricetown Canyon beside the fishladders. First Nations men secured to the bank by ropes around their waists were dipfishing with nets on long poles in the fastflowing currents and hoisting out salmon by the score. The fish were carried to a holding tank then measured and released upstream. A censustaker wrote down records of the </description>
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                    <title>Sojourn in Smithers BC</title>
                    <description>We are staying with son Matthew  wife Dawn plus two sister cats in the Old Ranger Station in Telkwa 14 km south of Smithers. Open plan living in a gallery space is new to us but interesting. We were here in January with snow on the ground. Now with everything green and dry after a hot summer it's quite different. Matthew took us for a walk to their 300 footlong Bulkley River waterfront proper</description>
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                    <title>Europe 2009</title>
                    <description>Ann  Mike leave Vancouver in late September on a Lufthansa flight to Zurich via Frankfurt. We will meet Ann's sister Beryl  husband Neil there and drive east to Bauma as a base for our threeday exploration of the alpine village of Hemberg  its environs where the Brunner clan have lived since the 14th century. Ann  Beryl's mother was Beatrice Mary Josephine Veronica Brunner. Then we take the </description>
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