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Boundary Bay, 13 Jan 2008

13 Jan 2008 ~ AndyG

A couple of hours walking the dykes down at Boundary Bay. No snowy owls yet, but plenty of eagles.

More to come…

Distance: 4 km?
Elevation gain: none
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