Eichhörnle...
http://www.manitobaphotos.com/petroforms.htm
Einer der schönsten Strände der Welt, an nem riesigen Süßwasser-see
River Lot 212, St. Peter Parish, Stone Church Road, R.M. of St. Clements
This church was built in 1853 under the personal
direction of Archdeacon William Cockran. The foundation stone was laid
May 23 by Bishop David Anderson, who gave the church its name. It
replaced an earlier one built in 1836 a little to the south of the new
site. It served the Aboriginal settlement of the same name established
here in 1834, the first attempt at an Aboriginal agricultural community
in Western Canada.
Chief Peguis led a band of his people to the Red River area around 1800. He also assisted the settlers in retreating from Red River after the Seven Oaks Incident in 1816. He died in his 90th year on Sept. 28, 1864, and the most humble and the most notable figures in the land gathered for his funeral. Two archdeacons presided at his burial in the church-yard at St. Peters.
Chief Peguis led a band of his people to the Red River area around 1800. He also assisted the settlers in retreating from Red River after the Seven Oaks Incident in 1816. He died in his 90th year on Sept. 28, 1864, and the most humble and the most notable figures in the land gathered for his funeral. Two archdeacons presided at his burial in the church-yard at St. Peters.
Hope we See us again oneday...
Mark Twain´s Grab
nice Sign ;-)
was not really Mintained the Track, lot´s of deep-sand patches, also lots of really loose gravel ;-(
