MacGregor Group Tours Through North America to the Pacific
A family and friends caravan led by G. A. Hay travels 6000 miles from MacGregor toward Portland Oregon then north through Canada to Vancouver Island and Banff. They pass customs, view Bad Lands, Yellowstone, geysers, Shoshone Canyon, and Windermere, meeting old friends in Calgary Lethbridge and Banff while noting rough roads, rain, and economical gas use.
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Presbyterian Church
Y.P.C.E
Birmark
Dickinson
N.D
MetM@a
Marquis de Mores
Glendive
Mont
Yellowstone West Miles
Cody
Yellowstone Park
Shoshone
Bass
Norris Jund
Idaho
Baker
Oregon
Pendleton
Ore
Tie Jias
Portland
Anacortes
Vancouver Island
Sidney
Victoria
C. E Stewart
Douglas Beach
Stewart
C.eewart
Bates
Bates, Jr
Jas
Hodgim
MacGregor
Latrime
Wwe Sanday Steel
Ban
Calgary
J. H. Smith
Famly
A. D. Cummings
High River
A Clemens
N. Holmes
Clarestol
Holmes
Barrons
Bert Gow
Lethbridge
G. Stacey
Coaldal Merrick
Moose Law
Harry Turrer
New West
F.E Lewin
Bessie
Samland
George Davis
R. L. Oliver
Nelson
Kuskanonooh
Cranbrook
Routledge
Windermere
Banff
Union Church
Quebec Dog Carts Bring Simple Life Back to Summer War Vision
In Unhurried Quebec the author extols a rural ideal where dogs and dog carts weave into daily life. Families, farms, and towns rely on these small haulers, with boys driving and women and elders observing, as a humane counter to fast modern life. The piece contrasts old France and England with Quebec’s lived, simple routines and the dog cart’s central role.
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Quebec
Denison
France
Old
England
Chiens
Woodiot
M'sivu
Victoria Hayward
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G. A. Hay
Halliday
R. Bergquist
Port
Berquist
J. Ho Watson
Ieee
John Edgar
N. Cheney and Son
Winnipeg
Success Business College
J. M. McPhee
Erle R. George
Portage LA Prairie