14th Annual Salmon Enhancement: July 30, 2016
June 22, 2016
Stuart Island Community Marina, Big Bay, Stuart Island, BC
Contact Rupert Gale: ritchie.foundation@shaw.ca
http://stuartislandca.info/events/
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