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Tag Archives: Manitoba
Happy Birthday Parks Canada!
The world may scratch its collective head when it comes to listing facts about Canada, but—at the very least—most know it’s a lot bigger than the spot they call home. The Netherlands can easily fit into Lake Huron—with ample room … Continue reading
What do Ohio, Tennessee & British Columbia Have in Common? Part 2
America’s State Parks Throughout America, state parks are struggling. These are your parks. Get out and enjoy them. What do Ohio, Tennessee & British Columbia Have in Common? Ohio, Tennessee, and British Columbia are among a handful of a few … Continue reading
Tornadoes: The What, When & Where
Tornadoes are nature’s most violent storms. People, recreational vehicles, cars, and even buildings may be hurled aloft by tornado-force winds—or simply blown away. Most injuries and deaths are caused by flying debris. A tornado is a vertical funnel of violently … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberta, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Manitoba, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Ontario, Quebec, recreational vehicle, RVing, Saskatchewan, South Dakota, Texas, thunderstorms, Tornado Alley, tornadoes
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Manitoba: The return of the snakes, Part 2
Five species of snakes breed in Manitoba. The red-sided garter snake has the largest range, is the most abundant and is the only species known to occupy large communal dens. Den sites include tree roots, shale cliffs, rock piles, sewers, … Continue reading
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Tagged hiking, Manitoba, outdoor recreation, wildlife
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Manitoba: The return of the snakes
Five species of snakes breed in Manitoba. The red-sided garter snake has the largest range, is the most abundant and is the only species known to occupy large communal dens. Den sites include tree roots, shale cliffs, rock piles, sewers, … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking, Road Trips, Wildlife Refuge
Tagged hiking, Manitoba, outdoor recreation, wildlife
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