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Tag Archives: hiking
Opening the Vaults: Timeless summer fun
Exploring the outdoors through activities such as hiking, camping and rock climbing can have an extraordinary impact on a girl’s life. With the approach of summer, we’re showcasing some of the outdoor activity photos from our national archives. Although the … Continue reading
Posted in Camping & Outdoors, Opening the Vaults, Uncategorized
Tagged camping, canoeing, Girl Guide history, hiking, national archives, Opening the Vaults
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How I planned – and survived! and enjoyed! – trekking with my Rangers
New Brunswick’s 2nd Tidewater Ranger Unit focuses on outside activities as much as possible. Our meeting place is in a ski hut in a park in Moncton where we have access to hiking trails, cross country ski equipment, snowshoes and … Continue reading
Posted in Camping & Outdoors
Tagged camping, Dobson Trail, Duke of Edinburgh Award, Fundy National Park, hiking, New Brunswick, rangers
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