A James Bay Interlude by Theresa

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November 1st 2009

Published: November 2nd 2009

Hi Everyone! I'm up near James Bay, a few hundred kilometers south east from Dave in Churchill! My work has taken me to this pretty little place on an island in the middle of the Moose River and just a boat ride away from Moosonee where my plane landed. The Moose River drains into the James Bay. The landscape is the Hudson's Bay Lowlands and muskeg forests. The island itself and the neighbour... Read Full Entry

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2nd November 2009

MOM
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bear careful
Did they not tell you never to walk alone, This is very scary my daughter, be careful, better carry pepper spray or something next time, Do you stay at the hospital while you are there, Dave's movie video is really something to see, beautiful polar bear. take care MOM

2nd November 2009

Sarah Giles
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HBC
The HBC liked people from the Orkney's because they thought the people were "industrious, submissive, and free of disease"!

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