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Tuesday, September 2, 2008
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e stopped at the Ukranian Settlement east of Edminton Sunday afternoon. It is a living history part with 3 different times represented. Many buildings had portrayers there for the people and the time.
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e stopped at the Ukranian Settlement east of Edminton Sunday afternoon. It is a living history part with 3 different times represented. Many buildings had portrayers there for the people and the time.
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