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COMFORTZONE WETSKINS Shell |
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| 100% waterproof, heavy nylon shell with PVC laminate coating. Reflective panel on hood. Elastic waist belt. Nylon lining for added comfort. Mesh netting on pockets and lining.
Color: Yellow |
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| Item #8186JS |
$128.51 CDN
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Canoe |
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| (Northern Exposures -1) = 52x26 on arches 140# |
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| Item #PH003 |
$1,350.00 CDN
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Barbara Lesperance |
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A History of Silver Islet and its Gardens by Barbara Lesperance. |
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Elle Andra-Warner |
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Elle Andra-Warner,freelance journalist, author, photographer whose feature articles appear in publications worldwide. |
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James R. Stevens |
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A good non fiction book will be valuable long into the future.” At present Stevens has five books in print in Canada and one of them has been moving off of booksellers shelves for thirty-two years. |
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Joan Kulmala |
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Joan Kulmala of Thunder Bay ON a professional speaker, author, |
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Joan Skelton |
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Joan Skelton is an expatriate Torontonian. Her books and articles reflect what she calls “the experience of north”. |
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John Straiton |
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ELEVEN TALES FROM ABOVE THE 49TH IN CANADA Mostly stories of coming of age in a small mill town, in Northern Ontario, Canada.
by John Straiton |
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Mark Munger |
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Mark Munger was born in St. Paul, Minnesota, in 1954 but has lived in Duluth for the majority of his life. He is an honors graduate of Duluth Denfeld High School, the University of Minnesota-Duluth, and the William Mitchell College of Law. |
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McGuffin's Gary &Joanie |
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Renowned Canadian explorers, photo-journalists and conservationists, Gary and Joanie McGuffin |
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River Rocks Publishing |
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River Rocks Publishing |
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T. Bay Historical Museum |
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Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society |
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