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Origins of Skiing in Canada's National Capital Region

 
Large crowd of spectators gathered at outrun of ski jump 74.39.1.95
19 of 115 		Crowds of people at Rockcliffe Park ski jump 74.39.1.81
20 of 115 		View from the top of Fairy Lake, Cliffside Ski Club jumping tower 85.22.1.49
21 of 115 		View from bottom of the Rockcliffe Park ski jump 87.60.1.6
22 of 115 		Ski jumper on the Rockcliffe Park ski jump 86.30.1.1
23 of 115 		Jumper in flight with spectators either side of the outrun 86.32.1
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Cliffside Ski Club Crest 86.28
25 of 115 		Skiers on the trail 74.39.1.20
26 of 115 		Skiers at bus in Old Chelsea, QC 72.22.1
27 of 115 		Skiing by a woodcutter's shanty on top of King Mountain on the Canyon Trail 72.22.2
28 of 115 		Line of skiers touring the trails 74.39.1.4
29 of 115 		Skiers on the trail 72.22.25
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Transferring skiers from Chelsea station to Murphys at Kingsmere by horse drawn sleigh 74.39.1.126
31 of 115 		Billy Murphy drove skiers by horse drawn sleigh from the Sunday train to the ski trails 72.22.37
32 of 115 		Boarding the Gatineau Bus Company ski bus en route to Camp Fortune with skis loaded in the back.
33 of 115 		Skiers leaving buses at Old Chelsea, QC bound for the ski trails 72.22.3
34 of 115 		Skiers on the trail to East Side Lodge 74.39.1
35 of 115 		Skiers arrive from Ottawa at Kirk's Ferry train station prepared to ski to Camp Fortune 74.39.1.24
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