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Ernest Thompson Seton: The Trail of the Sandhill Stag near Carberry
Location: Epinette Creek Trail Head, Spruce Woods Provincial Park, Manitoba, Canada

 
Invitation to Opening of Quiet Voices Wildflower Trail at Spruce Woods Provincial Park
1 of 13 		Gerry Oliver gives interpretive talk at the opening of Quiet Voices Wildflower Trail
2 of 13 		Trailhead for the Quiet Voices Wildflower Trail at Epinette Creek, Spruce Woods Prov. Park
3 of 13 		Interpretive sign for voice of the wind at Quiet Voices Wildflower Trail in Spruce Woods Prov. Park
4 of 13 		The voice of the Sun at Quiet Voices Wildflower Trail, one of the trail markers
5 of 13 		Details from the marker for the voice of the sun at Quiet Voices Wildflower Trail.
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The voices of the plants of the Carberry Sandhills, much loved by Seton
7 of 13 		Sandflowers, in 1882 Seton observed what he called billions of them, a purple haze.
8 of 13 		Seed heads of Big Bluestem grass, andropogon gerardii, in Quiet Voices Wildflower Trail
9 of 13 		Side-oats Grama, bouteloua curtipendula, a grass native to the Carberry Sandhills
10 of 13 		Western red lily, lilium philadelphium, native to the Carberry Plains
11 of 13 		Wild Bergamot, monarda fistulosa, native to Carberry Plains and Sandhills.
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Looking out to the north from Quiet Voices Wildflower Trail at the Epinette Trail area.
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