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Canada’s Summer Scorcher: Breaking Records and Defying Stereotypes ⎸ Heat in B.C.
Southern British Columbia is feeling the heat in a big way this July. The village of Lytton, which holds Canada’s all-time heat record, recorded a highs of 41.2°C, making it the hottest spot in B.C.t. However, more records continue to be broken!
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Visit Harrison Hot Springs | Agassiz Museum | 90 Minutes From Vancouver⎮Fraser Valley BC Day Trips – [Video]
Looking for the perfect summer day trip in British Columbia? Join us as we explore the beautiful lakeside village of Harrison Hot Springs before making a surprise stop in nearby Agassiz, the Corn Capital of British Columbia.
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USA Road Trip| Day 3: Tillamook Creamery⎮Oregon’s Ultimate Cheese & Ice Cream Experience
If you’re driving Oregon’s spectacular coastline, the Tillamook Creamery is a stop you won’t want to miss. Watch award-winning cheddar being made, enjoy free cheese samples, indulge in legendary ice cream and discover why millions of visitors make this farmer-owned creamery one of Oregon’s top attractions.
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USA Road Trip| Day 3: Peter Iredale Shipwreck⎮Oregon’s Most Famous Wreck on the Beach
The rusting remains of the Peter Iredale have rested on Oregon’s coastline for more than a century, creating one of the Pacific Northwest’s most photographed landmarks. Located inside Fort Stevens State Park, this haunting shipwreck offers a fascinating glimpse into the dangerous waters at the mouth of the Columbia River, known as the “Graveyard of…
