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VALLEY OF VOICES North Woods Novel by George Marsh – Book Review – Wendigo
Classic North Woods Novel by George Marsh. A Centennial Celebration. I’m celebrating the Centennial of George Marsh’s North Woods classic novel THE VALLEY OF VOICES! Released a hundred years ago in 1924, this was George’s third book. And it … Continue reading
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Tagged Albany River, book review, Flash the Lead Dog, Frank Schoonover, george marsh, George T Marsh, George Tracy Marsh, great northwoods, Hudson Bay Canada, north of the border, North woods, North Woods book, North Woods by Daniel Mason, North Woods Novel, student of folklore, Valley of Voices, Wendigo, Western writer, wétiko, wheetigo
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MOUNTIES ON THE COVER By Al Lund – A Canadian Book Review
Canadian Book Review “I’ve been collecting Royal Canadian Mounted Police literature for more than fifty years.” Al Lund, Staff Sergeant, RCMP (retired). MOUNTIES ON THE COVER By Al Lund – A Canadian Book Review In his chapter called “Dust … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Lund, Alert Henry Lund, book review, brian alan burhoe, Canada Day, Canada150, canadian, Canadian Mounties, george marsh, grey owl, harwood steele, james b hendryx, mountie fiction, Mounties On The Cover, north-west mounted police, RCMP, Roger Pocock, Sam Steele, sergeant preston, wilderness fiction, William Byron Mowery
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Knut Hamsun’s GROWTH OF THE SOIL – A book review
A Book Review… Knut Hamsun’s GROWTH OF THE SOIL – A book review I first read GROWTH OF THE SOIL as a much younger man. Never forgot it, of course. And after a recent reread, I had to put … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, charles g d roberts, Edgar Pangborn, edgar rice burroughs, farley mowat, george marsh, grey owl, Growth of the Soil, Knut Hansun, Sverre Lyngstad, W W Worster
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Charles Livingston Bull, Wildlife Artist – Animal Story Illustrator
My favourite Wildlife artist. Wildlife artist Charles Livingston Bull. A TRIBUTE TO CHARLES LIVINGSTON BULL, “AMERICA’S PREMIERE WILDLIFE ARTIST!” “I have no idea how many animal pictures I have made. Thousands of them, probably, and of almost every … Continue reading
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Tagged Animal Story Illustrator, Bull-Bransom Award, canada, charles g d roberts, Charles Livingston Bull, george marsh, Hal Foster, illustrations, jack london, paul bransom, reclusive artist, Red Feathers, Ridgwell Cullum, roy g krenkel, Theodore Goodridge Roberts, wildlife, Wildlife Artist
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Wolf Whelps & Lead Dogs: Tribute to George Marsh, Wilderness Writer
A Tribute to George Marsh. Author of the classic dog story FLASH THE LEAD DOG. And… Wolf Whelps & Lead Dogs: Tribute to Wilderness Writer George Marsh I must have been age nine when the kindly older couple next door … Continue reading
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THE OLD CANOE Classic Canadian Song by George Marsh – Camp Song Lyrics
Camp song lyrics. The Old Canoe Camp Song Lyrics “On Leapt the Canoe Like a Runaway” The canoe is a characteristic and iconic Canadian cultural symbol. Our inland waterways were our first highways: we travelled by boat and canoe in … Continue reading
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Tagged brian alan burhoe, Camp Song Lyrics, canadian ballads, george marsh, grey owl, Justin Trudeau, Justin Trudeau quote, Mounted Police, robert w service, snowshoes, Temiskaming, THE HEART OF THE KING-DOG, The Old Canoe, wilderness, wildlife, wooden canoe
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Maheeshtan – What Does Maheeshtan Mean? HBC Trade Muskets
“You want her to go with you, don’t you, Maheeshtan?” Maheeshtan — What does Maheeshtan Mean? Since putting my popular Northwestern short story WOLFBLOOD on this site, I’ve had a number of questions about the natural lives of … Continue reading
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Tagged algonquin regiment, dog slaughter, Eskimo huskies, Flash Lead Dog, george marsh, hbc musket, hbc trade musket, HBC Trade muskets, horned serpent, Inuit husky, jack london, jack london tradition, james oliver curwood, Maheeshtan, NE-KAH-NE-TAH, northwest trade gun, Ungava huskies, walt morey, wolf dog, wolfblood
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