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Hysterical Historical Pub Walk of Dawson City and the Sourtoe Cocktail

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The Hysterical Historical Pub Walk of Dawson City with your host Suitcase Sue and the legendary Sourtoe Cocktail at the Downtown Hotel

Shop and Eat Your Way Through Cranbrook at These Top Spots

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Shop and Eat Your Way Through Cranbrook at These Top Spots including the Cranbrook Farmers Market which is open June to October.

Fish, Hike, and Paddle in Crowsnest Pass

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Fish, hike, and canoe the Crowsnest Pass area of Alberta in the Rocky Mountains. Check out my latest ZenSeekers assignment.

Explore Sooke by Land and Sea at Sooke Harbour Resort

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Explore Sooke by Land and Sea at Sooke Harbour Resort: Kayak rentals and boat tours, good eats, Sooke Potholes Regional Park, and a selection of sandy beaches all on the south west side of Vancouver Island.

Soak Up 5,000 Years of History on Vancouver Island with Kiixin Tours

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Soak up 5,000 years of history on Vancouver Island with Kiixin Tours. Visit an ancient Huu-ay-aht First Nations village site on a free guided tour.