Seeing The Prairies For The First Time
The 9th Earl of Southesk travelled from Scotland to Canada in 1859 to hunt the plains. His journal recounts guides like James McKay of the Hudson's Bay Company, travels from Fort Garry to the Rockies, buffalo sightings, and feast items such as siffleur and porcupine. The piece reflects on how the prairie and mountains appeared then and now remain largely pristine.
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Earl of Southesk
Scotland
Canada
Canadian
Saskatchewan
Rocky Mountains
Earl
Fort Garry
Plains
McLeod River
Bow Valley
Southesk
James McKay
Hudson’s Bay Company
Red River
Palliser
McKay
Manitoba
James
John McKay
Prairies
Rockies
John
Nisbet
North Saskatchewan River
Prince Albert
Eagle Creek
Kinnaird Castle
Rocky Mountain
Summer Holiday Tricks and Farm Life Dreams
A writer shares plans for berry picking jam making and garden cleanup before a big fall move to a dream home. They anticipate farm visits and trips with horses, plus August travel, shopping for school supplies, and a humorous haunted toilet story about a bathroom rodent encounter.
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Hubby
Saskatchewan
Maria's Musings on Odd Accident Reports
A collection of quirky and careless driving anecdotes shows drivers misreporting accidents and near misses. Tales include crashing into a tree or a hedge and a driver swerving to avoid a collision. The quotes reveal confusion and unusual phrasing rather than precise details.
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Glenboro
Ise
Dave Prost
Olafson Brothers
Maria
Marla Berry
Government of
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