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it happens. Friday - Uniquely B.C. Adventures. Our history is one of a kind. Spend the morning with a Squamish elder at the hiwus Feasthouse with songs, dancing, crafts and the art of storytelling. Then spend the afternoon with our lumberjacks learning the fine art behind axe tossing and log rolling. Whether you are an athlete or more of a creative mind this day combines the best of both worlds

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Station, 3,700 feet above sea level. Breathtaking panoramic views of the city, sea and surrounding mountains unfold, culminating with a summit altitude of 4,100 feet. Grouse Mountain was named by a visiting hiking party in 1894, after they encountered a blue grouse bird on the alpine slopes. Today, Grouse Mountain enjoys the status of Vancouver’s most visited attraction receiving over 1.2 million

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. These vary from cell phones to beer cans not to mention a ton of loose change that managed to escape the pockets of skiers and boarders after crashing.. I think the greatest treasure though has always been the freshness and peace and solitude I find walking in the snow. My most memorable trip to Grouse however was the day that money fell from the sky for half an hour. I have told this story to many

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, place the flour salt and olive oil in to a food processor and pulse until well combined. Add the whole egg and both egg yolks into the mixture, one at a time, pulsing the processor after each addition, until the dough is fully combined. The mixture should be moist, however not sticky. Remove the dough from the processor and form it into a ball, wrap in plastic-wrap and refrigerate for at least 12

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