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Churchill River Camp One SPOT Report

Posted on July 20, 2012 by TA Loeffler

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Latitude:53.42689
Longitude:-63.63092
GPS location Date/Time:07/20/2012 16:59:40 NDT

Message:TA’s location on her Churchill River (Labrador) Canoe Expedition.

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