Ambling about in Ontario

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Sault Ste. Marie is a city of 82,000 people in Ontario, Canada. Established by French missionaries in 1668, the city houses the Soo Locks, which form part of the 2,000-mile long Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway. The city's long and colorful past is evident in its numerous historical sites and museums.

Sault Sainte Marie, Ontario

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Heart of Devon

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Devon, at the southern tip of England, is the quintessential English countryside with its rolling farmland, timeless villahges and fogswept moors. Visitors will enjoy the county's natural beauty as well as its quaint shops and excellent restaurants.

Devon, England

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Flooding the three gorges

Article Abstract:

A discussion is presented of the likely results of the construction of a dam in the Three Gorges of the River Yangtze in China, with focus on the effect on the attractive scenery of the area.

China, Environmental aspects, Environmental policy, Dams, Yangtze River

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