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Huge driftwood logs are tossed ashore on a beach at Pacific Rim National Park, where, as the writer says, the waves have come 5,000 miles to slam the shore
Huge driftwood logs are tossed ashore on a beach at Pacific Rim National Park, where, as the writer says, the waves have come 5,000 miles to slam the shore

Huge driftwood logs are tossed ashore on a beach at Pacific Rim National Park, where, as the writer says, the waves have come 5,000 miles to slam the shore

Date5/16/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Huge driftwood logs are tossed ashore on a beach at Pacific Rim National Park; where; as the writer says; the waves have come 5;000 miles to slam the shore
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0105190F
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