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UNUSUAL VIEW.—Thousands of tourists to this normally-evergreen area see the legislative buildings in Victoria, British Columbia, each year, but few see them like this. They are shown after a 9in fall of snow.

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https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/CHP19660110.2.69

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Press, Volume CV, Issue 30954, 10 January 1966, Page 6

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UNUSUAL VIEW.—Thousands of tourists to this normally-evergreen area see the legislative buildings in Victoria, British Columbia, each year, but few see them like this. They are shown after a 9in fall of snow. Press, Volume CV, Issue 30954, 10 January 1966, Page 6

UNUSUAL VIEW.—Thousands of tourists to this normally-evergreen area see the legislative buildings in Victoria, British Columbia, each year, but few see them like this. They are shown after a 9in fall of snow. Press, Volume CV, Issue 30954, 10 January 1966, Page 6

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