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The Heritage Group
David Thompson Stop The Car! The Cowboy Trail
New Releases from:
Spring
2010
A Life of Adventure and Discovery
Amazing Stories
Elle Andra-Warner
For over 28 years, David Thompson explored and mapped the uncharted wilds of North America. By 1812, he had surveyed over three million kilometres—one-fifth of the continent—and become the first European to navigate the entire length of the Columbia River.
Discovering Central Alberta
By Judy Larmour and Henry Saley
An historian and a naturalist team up to bring the hidden history of Alberta's agricultural heartland to life in fourteen guided road trips. Mile by mile you'll be introduced to plants and wildlife, geological formations and anomalies and many other nooks and niches of central Alberta including picnic spots, museums and restaurants.
A Guide to Alberta's Historic Cowboy Country
By D. Larraine Andrews
Ever wondered about a whangdoodle, a buzzard-wing or an owl hoot? Want to know how Barbed Wire Johnny Speers got his name or where you can still round up some doggies and ride off into the sunset? All the answers, plus accommodation, restaurant, shopping and attraction information on the path of Alberta's famous cowboy culture are available in The Cowboy Trail.
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