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You can set up camp right beside the sea as this young lady does in Fundy National Park in New Brunswick
You can set up camp right beside the sea as this young lady does in Fundy National Park in New Brunswick

You can set up camp right beside the sea as this young lady does in Fundy National Park in New Brunswick

Date7/9/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: You can set up camp right beside the sea as this young lady does in Fundy National Park in New Brunswick. The Bay of Fundy is too cold for swimming but there is a heated swimming pool nearby.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0105337F
All aboard for camp: Tom Smith, Hemophilia Ontario's executive director, right, with some of the lucky kids who go to Camp Wanakita beside the Yankee Lady III
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Direct route to young funny bones have been achieved, says William Littler, in the opera The Spirit of Fundy, commissioned by Prologue to the Performi(...)
Direct route to young funny bones have been achieved, says William Littler, in the opera The Spirit of Fundy, commissioned by Prologue to the Performi(...)
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Charles Goldsmith stands beside one of the rooming houses he has made over, and the Rolls-Royce he can afford to drive because he does the thing that so no one else wants to do
Charles Goldsmith stands beside one of the rooming houses he has made over, and the Rolls-Royce he can afford to drive because he does the thing that so no one else wants to do
7/25/1973
Stanley Park is in the heart of Vancouver but seems 1,000 miles from urban life, especially when you are young and can scramble up on top of Lumberman(...)
Stanley Park is in the heart of Vancouver but seems 1,000 miles from urban life, especially when you are young and can scramble up on top of Lumberman(...)
5/14/1971
Junior Judokas. If facial expressions can tell you anything, then these two young ladies are giving it all they have in a workout at the Hatashita Jud(...)
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By Fundy's tides
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Sailing directions for the southeast coast of Nova Scotia and Bay of Fundy
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Bwtween 1856 and 1863
What does it take to get elected as a new MPP? A lot of time and a lot of help-and a willingness to try again if you lose, as Roy McMurtry, right, fou(...)
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The old is being cleaned up so it can stand proudly beside the new
The old is being cleaned up so it can stand proudly beside the new
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Poems on several occasions, to which are annexed Extracts from a journal kept by the author while he followed the sea and during a journey from New-Brunswick in New-Jersey to Montreal and Quebec
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