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MACKENZIE KING ESTATE in GATINEAU PARK

Posted on April 18, 2011 by Ron

In was getting somewhat late in the day when we decided to take a trip up into the Gatineau Hills to see what we could see.Â The original plan was to go to the lookout but the main roads in … Continue reading →

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