The Rivers of Canada: The Mackenzie, the St. Lawrence, the Ottawa, the Red, the Saskatchewan, the Fraser, the St. JohnScribner, 1962 - 170 páginas |
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... winds were contrary . They called the wind la vieille voman ) , and if she was behind them they could raise at if she was heavy against them - and the prevail- in the region are contrary to west - bound canoes - they to put up on the ...
... winds were contrary . They called the wind la vieille voman ) , and if she was behind them they could raise at if she was heavy against them - and the prevail- in the region are contrary to west - bound canoes - they to put up on the ...
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... wind's freshening . Still no sign of Brinki . It looks as if he's stayed on the other side . The wind may have been heavier over there . If he was out , we should have picked him up on the radar . " When I got back to the bunkhouse I ...
... wind's freshening . Still no sign of Brinki . It looks as if he's stayed on the other side . The wind may have been heavier over there . If he was out , we should have picked him up on the radar . " When I got back to the bunkhouse I ...
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... winds - and the winds gainst them - which it often is at the beginning of a so- Canadian spring . But once clear of the rapids , they reached Slave Lake in less than four days with the wind against ll the way . In short , Mackenzie's ...
... winds - and the winds gainst them - which it often is at the beginning of a so- Canadian spring . But once clear of the rapids , they reached Slave Lake in less than four days with the wind against ll the way . In short , Mackenzie's ...
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The Canadian River Systems | 3 |
Interlude | 30 |
The St Lawrence | 36 |
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Aklavik American Assiniboine Athabaska barges Bell Rock blackflies boat British Brunswick bush called camp Canada canoe Canyon century channel Chipewyan Columbia continent delta east Edmonton England English explorers feel feet finally fish flood flow forest Fort Chipewyan Fraser Fredericton French Canadians fur trade Grand Highland Hudson Hudson's Bay Company hundred miles Ile d'Orléans Indians islands John River knew Lake Agassiz Lake Winnipeg land later Laurentian Lawrence lived look lower Loyalists Mackenzie Manitoba Montreal mountains nearly never North West Company northern ocean once Ontario Ottawa Pacific paddled Peter Pond plain Pond Portage prairie province Quebec Radium rapids reached Red River region Rivière Rockies sailed Saint John salmon Saskatchewan seems Selkirk settlement ships shore Slave Lake stream thousand told took towns tributaries turned Valley voyage voyageurs wild wind winter Yellowknife