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WHEN I LOOK AT THE OLD MAPS NOW, THE IDEA OF PADDLING AN OPEN cedar-strip canoe from Bella Coola to Prince Rupert, about 330 miles (530 km) north (as the seagull flies) on the British Columbia coast, doesn't seem particularly extreme. Read the first page
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wilderness
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