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[creative-but-hairy-man]

The Fresno N. family and Sasha-Kate, characters for my new "smalltownbuilding" project. So far? I love it, I got some more characters although they are not cryptids nir folklore, just some lame humans (and a ghost).

I think I'll post the story here if I end up not using it for my RPG lol.

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[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"NOT TAKING MEN FOR TRIP' TO WESTERN HARVEST FIELDS," Toronto Star. October 10, 1942. Page 3. ---- Only University Students and Experienced Farm Workers Being Accepted --- TO SASKATCHEWAN ---- More than 1,000 college students and farmers from Ontario points will leave Toronto by harvest train. during the week-end. Trains are routed to Regina and Saskatoon, where the men will fan out to help with the harvesting of Saskat chewan's huge, unreaped crop. A section of the "Continental Limited" will have 400 students on board. Of this number. 250 are University of Toronto men bound for Regina. Both C.P.R. and C.N.R. trains will handle the western. movement of harvesters. Colonist cars, in which the men can make their own beds and cook their own food, will be provided. Facilities also will include luncheon counter cars. The selective service board will continue to sign on men for the trip! today, it was announced. Only University of Toronto students and men with recognized farming ex- perience-farmers' sons, farm laborers and farm operators will be accepted on the special train leaving Toronto tonight. A party of 150 Queen's university students left Thursday night, and another group of 100 left McMaster yesterday. Large groups will leave for Saskatoon from Guelph Agricultural college and Western university through Union station tonight.

Allan Sharp, selective service board, signed on men and issued tickets at the University of Toronto yesterday. "Men who should be employed in industry will not be sent," an official said. "Nor will we consider men who want to go merely for the trip. The men will have to work, and work hard." Ahead of Schedule London, Oct. 10 - Three days ahead of schedule, 60 University of Western Ontario students have left to help in the Saskatchewan wheat. harvest. About 20 more are expected to go next week.

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narollto and saskate :o

[entertainmentnerdly]

I took a photo of a portion of the Orion constelation as it rose above the horizon in Saskatchewan, Canada. Capturing some of the different colours and nebula in that region of the sky (OC) via /r/space https://ift.tt/353Zu9U

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Swainson's Hawk by Turk Images Swainson's Hawk (Buteo swainsoni) roosts along the edge of a pasture before hunting again near Last Mountain Lake east of Simpson, Saskatchewan, Canada. 24 September, 2014. Slide # GWB_20140924_4727.CR2 Use of this image on websites, blogs or other media without explicit permission is not permitted. © Gerard W. Beyersbergen - All Rights Reserved Worldwide In Perpetuity - No Unauthorized Use. https://flic.kr/p/2hEyqfm

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Lookbook FW19/20 Marianna Senchina 

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Saskate what now

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Frozen bubble photography in your own backyard - Saskat... - https://wp.me/p8IYwe-eV2 - #Backyard, #Bubble, #Frozen, #News, #Photography, #Saskat

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Here's what I know about trauma councillors in canada: where I live(BC) there is 100 of them, saskat. Only has 30. Quebec and Ontario have the most at between 200 and 400. They are very few and far between and the wait to see them can be years, and if you were a youth when you asked to see a trauma councillor, then you age out you have to start the process over again. As someone who had to go through this I can not suggest online therapy enough. It's gotten me through many days.

-Lyra

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