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This was the neatest place to visit in British
Columbia, Canada. It is an actual town with the old
buildings located on Highway 26, about 62 miles east
of Quesnel. The township was once the center of the
Caribou gold-rush and is surround by the mountains
in the valley of William Creek. It is the
oldest remaining historic settlement in British
Columbia. It shows all the old stores as they were
in days gone by. There are also street actors that
stop and depict stories from the past. We ate lunch
at Wake-Up-Jake's cafe. It was an old time menu and
the food was absolutely delicious. |
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