the wind she blew

May 30th, 2008 | Posted by Sueann Sherman
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2 dogs, one husband, one 12 year old, one Dodge truck with camper, tent, suitcases and Steep Rock campsite. We were delighted to finally manage to get one of the campsites facing the beach one weekend a few years back. We set up camp, hauled the fire wood to the pit, organized things for return [...]
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At the Lake

May 29th, 2008 | Posted by Fred Penner
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Manitoba – the province of 100,000 lakes. If you travel north on Highway 59 for about an hour, you arrive at Cottage Country on the east side of Lake Winnipeg. Next stop Patricia Beach Provincial Park, Beaconia, Grand Marais and Grand Beach Provincial Park, Lester Beach, Belair, Hillside Beach, Victoria Beach, Albert Beach and Traverse [...]
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Back to My Roots

May 29th, 2008 | Posted by Fred Penner
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I love the prairie because there is an energy that comes from the land. A drive only a few hours from Winnipeg offers a traveler a small sampling of this vast beauty. One particular trip to the south west of our province held great historical importance for me. Winnipeg has always been my home. I come [...]
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Pack Up the Kids and Tents…or NOT!

May 26th, 2008 | Posted by Garwood Robb
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Both my sons like to pack up and go camping on nice summer weekends. Remember weekends were the days that used to be rain-free. They pack up the kids, load up the vans, take every kind of camping gear imaginable to man and spend the weekend at the beach, in a park or [...]
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Our Churchill Year

May 14th, 2008 | Posted by Christine Hanlon
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We like to call 2007 “Our Churchill Year” but a more accurate moniker would be “Exploring the North”. Rather than high tail it up Number 6 to Thompson, we took the leisurely route via Number 10, through Riding Mountain, Duck Mountain and the Pas. When being rained out at the campground near Wassagamming didn’t dampen [...]
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May 10th, 2008 | Posted by Gemma Queen
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Where do I begin? Churchill is often marketed as ‘Polar bear capital of the world’ which is how i came to hear about this little town tucked away on the other side of the world. Back home in Scotland I used to watch documentaries with my dad about this wonderful place and in 2007 I [...]
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What goes down must go up.

May 8th, 2008 | Posted by Robert Ridgway
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I have been to Riding Mountain National Park hundreds of times. Our family has had a cabin in the old campground at Wasagaming, at Clear Lake, since around 1975. As a child I set pins at the bowling alley to make money so I could go play pinball and brand new video games like Space [...]
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AN UNFORGETABLE ADVENTURE WITH THE POLAR BEARS

May 7th, 2008 | Posted by Veronica Garcia
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WHEN WE ARRIVE AT CHURCHILL MY FAMILY AND I WE WERE AMAZING; WHEN WE PUT OUR FEET IN THIS INCREDIBLE PLACE , WE ARE FROM MÉXICO AND THE WEATHER IS SO DIFFERENT LIKE HERE , WE WERE IN DIFFERENT CITIES OF CANADA BUT HERE WAS FREEZING MY DAUGHTER HAD A PROBLEM WITH HER SKIN THE [...]
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Fishing with Dad

May 1st, 2008 | Posted by Janis Normandeau-McQuade
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My Father past away almost 2 years ago and this is one of my most fond memories of him. I was about 8 years old and my cousin owned Caddy Lake Resort back then and my family would vacation there sometimes in the summers. This particular summer I really wanted to catch my first fish [...]
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