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A hundred yards from the limits of Dawson Creek the gravel road began . At Dawson Creek great clouds of dust settle over and in everything . The little roadside halts on the fifty - mile journey to the booming Fort St John are all ...
A hundred yards from the limits of Dawson Creek the gravel road began . At Dawson Creek great clouds of dust settle over and in everything . The little roadside halts on the fifty - mile journey to the booming Fort St John are all ...
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Beyond the Bridge , the road was good for some miles ; but tribulation followed . Up the escarpment a realignment was in progress , and constant road closed ' signs led to constant deviations , which were just tracks , up hill and down ...
Beyond the Bridge , the road was good for some miles ; but tribulation followed . Up the escarpment a realignment was in progress , and constant road closed ' signs led to constant deviations , which were just tracks , up hill and down ...
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when last I had passed along this same , but then very different road . Then it had been not much more than a well - beaten track , of curious and unexpected surfaces , of surprising twists and turns through the forest .
when last I had passed along this same , but then very different road . Then it had been not much more than a well - beaten track , of curious and unexpected surfaces , of surprising twists and turns through the forest .
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