Bumping and scraping on a wilderness river

Dec 3, 2025

It’s not the longest river in British Columbia - less than 30 miles from top to bottom.

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So wonderful to read this article. It’s almost like being there - not wuite, I know. Please keep writing❤️❤️Patricia and Liz, your Winnipeg friends:)

Wouldn't it be great to walk and run along on the bottom of a nice deep river like a Dipper!

Thanks for your Tales from the Riverbank, Julius.

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Bumping and scraping on a wilderness river