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Waterton trail featured on jar of breakfast spread
By Delon Shurtz Southern Alberta Newspapers Hiking trails in Waterton Lakes National Park have been featured in a number of publications over the years, but never on a jar of breakfast spread. Until now. The manufacturer of Nutella, a popular hazelnut spread that can probably be found in most households in Alberta, not to mention around the world, features the Carthew-Alderson trail on its label.… Read More »
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Waterton trail featured on jar of breakfast spread
By Delon Shurtz Southern Alberta Newspapers Hiking trails in Waterton Lakes National Park have been featured in a number of publications over the years, but… Read More »
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