Friday, January 22, 2010
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That is such a kind comment Alisha. You just made my day!
ReplyDeleteI like the new header, Winston. Is that mount Bastion near Salmon Arm?
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Hi Richard
ReplyDeleteNice to read your message. We watched the CTV video to see if we could see anyone we knew watching the olympic flame pass through Golden. But alas.....the flame was needed to give the town light since it all happened in darkness.
No...the photo was taken on my return drive to Ontario in November. I think its where Old Woman's River enters lake Superior.
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