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World wide web: why southern Saskatchewan saw more spiders this year
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World wide web: why southern Saskatchewan saw more spiders this year
Wendy ThienesLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterThe Shaunavon Standard A late August camping vacation, on one of the chilliest weekends of the season, resulted in a surprising and welcomed photo opportunity in Douglas Provincial Park situated on Lake Diefenbaker near Elbow, Saskatchewan. Overnight temperatures dipped to plus five degrees and, upon waking, a thick fog had descended […] The post World wide web: why southern Saskatchewan saw more…
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