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Paddlers complete trip
along traders. routes.

WINNIPEG (CP) — amid York Factory, a fur trading .as “a rush of emotions up
thesounds of musketfireand post. ‘and down the scale day after
bagpipes David Sternthal There were many nerve- day.”
and nine others-arrived racking episodes during the “Some days there was a lot
Sunday at Lower Fort 94-day journey, sald Stern- of tension among the men
Garry, about 16 kilometres’ thal, leader of the adventure. and other times we felt real
north of here, after paddling On Lake Winnipeg, the 12-...-higli, as a team.

2,-250° kilometres from metre craft was tossed Ini: ‘a’ ss “Sometimes, when it was
Edmonton in a York boat. storm for two days, he said. raining or jhe sun was
- The expedition travelled “Wehadthe boat anchored scorching, you wondered |
along the Saskatchewan a little, off shore, but huge. why you were doing it.”
River and down Lake waves ‘and winds pushed it The crew slept on the boat
Winnipeg, a route ued by into the land,’’ ‘said Stern- 13." days, often because 2
fur traders inthe 1800s. The - thal, 4: 36-yearold Edmonton’ suitable. campsite couldn't
adventure was: mounted by — photographer,-writer and be found.
the men to celebrate sculptor. ‘It just missed - However, the journey was
Alberta’s . 76th anniversary some big orks. We were notas treacherous as it must
as a province. - lucky” have been a century ago, .
_ ‘The York boat, which still He said the erew y also had Sterthanl said ‘in an’ in-
survives for some logging to pull the York, boat 120 terview.
purposes, is a shallow-draft, — metres over sandbars twice. | Near the end of the trip,
opendeck freight boat used) = “No, we didn't break any. the crew stopped at Gull
-in‘the I9th century fur trade, — backs, but it was shard as Harbor Lodge at Hecla |
“Equipped with a squarve sail hell.” Island and were treated to
- Land ores, it was named for He described the fourney showers, saugas and golf,

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