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Hey Everyone, Let’s Go Snorkeling…In Manitoba?
Posted in Canada, Manitoba, animals, tagged animals, Canada, churchill, Manitoba, Travel Destinations on July 8, 2009 | 2 Comments »
80 Million Year Old Fierce Sea Creature Found By Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre
Posted in Canada, Destinations, Environment, Manitoba, travel, tagged animals, attractions, dinosaurs on August 30, 2008 | 2 Comments »
In the town of Morden, Manitoba sits the very exited staff of the Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre. The source of the excitement is the discovery of an 80 million year old mosasaur no far from Miami, Manitoba. The eerie prehistoric creature is said to be the biggest find in the province in more than 25 years.
Crocodiles and Antique Aircraft: An Insider’s Guide to Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
Posted in Canada, Destinations, Manitoba, travel, tagged animals, attractions, Brandon, museums on August 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Brandon, Manitoba is one of my favorite places to travel. This city gives you a sense of freedom and just seems to have the perfect thing for everyone. It’s small university is truly one of the best. The people here are supportive and friendly. The shopping is absolutely fantastic – city prices with small town service. Besides, where else can you see crocodiles and amazing aircraft in the same vacation.
The Great Migration is Upon Us! Shorebirds and Endangered Species Heading for Chaplin Saskatchewan
Posted in Canada, Destinations, Environment, Events, Saskatchewan, travel, tagged animals, birds, endanger species, land formations, travel on August 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
More than 100 000 birds descend on Chaplin, Saskatchewan, Canada every fall for breeding as well as a gathering site where they will prepare and rest for the long journey south for the winter. In some instances, more than half of the entire population of a species can be found in the area at once.