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G'day Firstly, Merry Christmas to everyone and all the best for 2008. Thank you to all those that have housed, fed and entertained me during 2007 - you guys are awesome Especially to Elisa and her family, who have been kind enough to adopt me this Christmas and to the Ruske family and to Chris and Pam back in Masterton for putting up with me for a couple of months. The past few weeks have been spent at the Mersey Tobeatic Research Institute (http://www.merseytobeatic.ca/), just outside Kejimkujik National Park. I have been helping out with the radio tracking of ju [View Full Entry]

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Blandings Turtle with locator beacon
Duncan weighing a turtle
Aging the tree

LOCATION: Lunenburg to Kejimkujik National We stayed at Jeremy’s Bay Campground, (no services), but natural campsites with lots of trees and quiet. The Mi’maq were the original inhabitants of this area. Kejimkuji (Keji) is the first national park of Canada designated a national historic site, which is based on the Mi’maq heritage. On our first hike, the Slapstick Trail, we came across a white tailed deer just walking along, I don’t think I have ever seen a deer with a tail. We took this trail out to Jake’s Landing and rented kayaks. This area is best see [View Full Entry]

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A lovely clear day in Keji
A deer, camouflaged in the forest.
A view from the kayak.