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Yes doing good. Do you see I am writing stories now and not just taking pictures. I ran into Kenneth and he told me about you. You can always message me here but I don't always check it, but I do eventually

Awww you left without saying goodbye. I wish you luck on your new adventures 🙂

WDM helps give voice to First Nations history and culture Welcome to the Tipi Village (Tatawaw Mikiwahpeskan) in North Battleford

This is the last of the series about Tipi Teachings. This is how the Tipi Teachings all started at the WDM. www.sasktoday.ca/north/battle...

Tipi Teachings: How chokecherries can be preserved to last indefinitely Berries picked onsite at the Western Development Museum were used in a real-life presentation on chokecherry preparation using traditional methods.

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Tipi Teachings – Tanning moosehide the traditional way Knowledge Keepers share their methods at North Battleford WDM.

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'Tipi Teachings' - Highlighting First Nations food preservation Smoking and preserving meat was a large part of First Nations people's survival. They also relied on foraging and had deep knowledge of edible plants.

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'Tipi Teachings' - First Nations game shared with new generation The game was often used in the past as a way for communities to support people going through grief or anger.

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Tipi Teachings: What is a moss bag? A safe place for a child to grow.

I am doing a series covering the Tipi Teachings at the WDM Here is the first of the stories. (I will post the others as well) www.sasktoday.ca/north/battle...

Memories made at 40th Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Dinner Guest speaker Sherman Cottingham said North Battleford was the first place he'd been where he could dine out or play pool without being called the ‘N’ word.

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Memories made at 40th Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Dinner Guest speaker Sherman Cottingham said North Battleford was the first place he'd been where he could dine out or play pool without being called the ‘N’ word.

Interesting. Here is my coverage from this year's Sask Baseball Hall of Fame of Fame www.sasktoday.ca/north/battle...

Couple travels the country to restore the past, one plaque at a time Pat and Susan Inglis from Spruce Grove, Alta., get to see country they haven't seen before and meet interesting people while restoring commemorative plaques.

Interesting couple I was able to interview www.sasktoday.ca/north/battle...

This is a giant #sequoia, also known as the Sierra Redwood, found at Cataract Gorge Reserve. Giant sequoias are the world’s largest trees by volume and also among the oldest living things on Earth. can grow to 85 metres tall and 6 to 9 metres in diameter. Can live to 3,000 yrs, oldest 3,500 yrs.

These are Galahs or less commonly known as the pink and great cockatoo or rose-breasted cockatoo. Can you tell which one is the female and which one is the male? The female has pink to red eyes and the male has dark brown eyes. In this case the female is on the left and the male on the right.

This is a Japanese Anemone found a lot in the gardens across Tasmania #hobarttasmania

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