
This is one of the books I read this summer while exploring Canada's Pacific coast:
A Curve in Time by M. Wylie Blanchet.
A woman/mother of 5 wrote about her summers exploring the same coast with her children.

One chapter recounts visiting the abandoned First Nation's village Mamalilaculla on Village Island.

Ron and I visited the island and had a most enjoyable time exploring the remains of the village.

A fallen totem pole supports a microcosm of new life.
2 comments:
There is something so poignant about an abandoned settlement, left to return to nature...
i agree with you, Margaret
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