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BigDoer Blog 1158 Locomotive

June 27, 2018

North Battleford

CNR #1158 at the Western Development Museum: receiving a little TLC. Researched, written and photographed by Chris Doering and Connie Biggart. Thanks to Chris and Connie for visitng the WDM…

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Wheat Straw Weaving

May 18, 2018

Moose JawNorth BattlefordSaskatoonYorkton

Safeguarding the Future Weaving straw is an ancient practice, from a time thousands of years ago when charms and magic were part of daily life. The last standing stalks of…

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