Ss feat ul res September 7, 2011 - Over the Edge

PRINCE GEORGE IS YOURS TO EXPLORE!

Free Things to Do and See in BC's Northern Capital

SHELBY PETERSEN
EDITOR IN CHIEF

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nt to the Otsine marketaSome-hightiohts include focal produce:

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Ancient Forest

While Prince George may seem like it’s all pine
trees and nothing else for miles, this fair city
of ours is actually home to an Inland Ancient
Rainforest. Located almost 1,000 kilometers
inland, the Ancient Forest was “discovered”
only a few years ago by a UNBC student named
Dave Radies. There are now volunteer-built trails
throughout the forest allowing curious hikers to
experience the true beauty of the thousand year
old cedar trees that reside there. The Ancient
Forest trailhead is located 113 km east of Prince
George on Highway 16 heading toward McBride.
Signage is on the right. The Greenway Trail
in place are called Frozen and Cold War Artifacts. The first exhibition showcases pictures taken using an ice lens aswell asimages of gloves td Forests for the World can both be entered
that were found in the snowand the dirtin Canada’s North, The second exhibition details the history ofthe Baldy Hughes military base located ® — ffom the designated parking lot near UNBC off
(ust outside of Prince George. Both exhibitions run until October 9, 2011. r University Way.

ite exhibitions being held and-encouraged to-eheck out the gift shop ee iin jes made - local Artisaisedhe exhibitions curren :

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