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Symphony in motion, The Puntous Twins, Patricia and Sylviane, move in perfect unison, whether it's in the pool where they swim 10 miles a week, or running 70 miles a week over the mountains
Symphony in motion, The Puntous Twins, Patricia and Sylviane, move in perfect unison, whether it's in the pool where they swim 10 miles a week, or running 70 miles a week over the mountains

Symphony in motion, The Puntous Twins, Patricia and Sylviane, move in perfect unison, whether it's in the pool where they swim 10 miles a week, or running 70 miles a week over the mountains

Date9/9/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Symphony in motion, The Puntous Twins, Patricia and Sylviane, move in perfect unison, whether it's in the pool where they swim 10 miles a week, or running 70 miles a week over the mountains.
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Symphony in motion, The Puntous Twins, Patricia and Sylviane, move in perfect unison, whether it's in the pool where they swim 10 miles a week, or running 70 miles a week over the mountains
Symphony in motion, The Puntous Twins, Patricia and Sylviane, move in perfect unison, whether it's in the pool where they swim 10 miles a week, or running 70 miles a week over the mountains
9/9/1983
Champs - either way, Montreal's Puntous sisters, Patricia, left, and her twin, Sylviane, are the world's leading ladies in the triathlon, finishing first and second in 10 of their 12 races this year
Champs - either way, Montreal's Puntous sisters, Patricia, left, and her twin, Sylviane, are the world's leading ladies in the triathlon, finishing first and second in 10 of their 12 races this year
11/6/1983
Bill Lindo, who turns 70 next month, keeps in shape by running 60 miles a week and sweating it out on a stationary bike
Bill Lindo, who turns 70 next month, keeps in shape by running 60 miles a week and sweating it out on a stationary bike
3/4/1991
Double trouble. Twin marathoners Sylviane, right, and Patricia Puntous of Montreal practise along Toronto's waterfront for Sunday's Eaton's race. It starts at 9 a.m. opposite City Hall
Double trouble. Twin marathoners Sylviane, right, and Patricia Puntous of Montreal practise along Toronto's waterfront for Sunday's Eaton's race. It starts at 9 a.m. opposite City Hall
5/2/1984
Snow-clad Mountains on the North Branch of the North Thompson River, 2 miles from the Forks, B
Snow-clad Mountains on the North Branch of the North Thompson River, 2 miles from the Forks, B
1871
Snow-Clad Mountains on the North Thompson, 165 miles above Kamloops, B
Snow-Clad Mountains on the North Thompson, 165 miles above Kamloops, B
1871
On a vast plain more than two miles in the air amidst the mountains of Bolivia the Indian people still tend their Ilamas and follow
On a vast plain more than two miles in the air amidst the mountains of Bolivia the Indian people still tend their Ilamas and follow
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Patricia and Sylviane Puntous
Patricia and Sylviane Puntous
5/2/1984
Another lake swimmer is 11-year-old Maria Myslik who swam Lake Dalrymple on the day Cindy Nicholas conquered Lake Ontario. It is only about 3 miles, but it's a fair swim, she says proudly
Another lake swimmer is 11-year-old Maria Myslik who swam Lake Dalrymple on the day Cindy Nicholas conquered Lake Ontario. It is only about 3 miles, but it's a fair swim, she says proudly
8/27/1974
Pollution pilot Desmond O'Halloran flies his twin-engine Cessna over thousands of miles of shipping lanes
Pollution pilot Desmond O'Halloran flies his twin-engine Cessna over thousands of miles of shipping lanes
5/23/1972
Margaret Paull, who, at the age of 55, can cover 25 miles a day on foot, can do 8 to 10 miles a day on snowshoes
Margaret Paull, who, at the age of 55, can cover 25 miles a day on foot, can do 8 to 10 miles a day on snowshoes
2/17/1974
Blowing a horn in the Obernese Alps in Switzerland, whether your own or that of others, is no sport for people with feeble lungs. The sound will re-echo for miles among the distant peaks
Blowing a horn in the Obernese Alps in Switzerland, whether your own or that of others, is no sport for people with feeble lungs. The sound will re-echo for miles among the distant peaks
1/25/1947