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Posted on June 22, 2015 by Mark Stachiew

Natural Atlas maps America’s great outdoors.

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Old signs on a depanneur in the Laurentians.

Old signs on a depanneur in the Laurentians.

Fiddleheads to ferns, a spring miracle.

Fiddleheads to ferns, a spring miracle.

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Having a go at Wingspan in our virtual gaming nigh

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In honour of Victoria Day, the unofficial start of

In honour of Victoria Day, the unofficial start of summer in Canada, I offer this portrait of the monarch that hangs in Sir Wilfrid Laurier's house (and later Mackenzie King's house) in Ottawa.

The forest floor is covered with trilliums, one of

The forest floor is covered with trilliums, one of my favourite symbols of spring.

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