Kejimkujik (kedgi-muh-KOO-jick) National Park of Canada. (Is that a mouthful or what?)
July 25th 2006 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
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Kayaks
Where were these Kayaks made?