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As it always seems, I stumbled across this while searching for something completely different.
John-Edmonton, is this is an area you hunt?
If so, there may be some neat relics left over. The author speaks of burying things for other travelers and gives some fair directions as to the locations they were at. There is also mention of a specific location 110 miles east of Calgary by 115 miles southeast of Edmonton.
The google earth image shows this area as farm land. If you start your additional research, and are able to obtain permission to hunt the area, you may get to go in the spring when you thaw out. ( BTW, the sand in Florida never freezes
)
The text is from 1857-1860 by a guy known as Capt. Palliser who was exploring the area.
Good luck if you get to hunt the area.
John-Edmonton, is this is an area you hunt?
If so, there may be some neat relics left over. The author speaks of burying things for other travelers and gives some fair directions as to the locations they were at. There is also mention of a specific location 110 miles east of Calgary by 115 miles southeast of Edmonton.
The google earth image shows this area as farm land. If you start your additional research, and are able to obtain permission to hunt the area, you may get to go in the spring when you thaw out. ( BTW, the sand in Florida never freezes
)The text is from 1857-1860 by a guy known as Capt. Palliser who was exploring the area.
Good luck if you get to hunt the area.
