We arrived in Kagewong in 20 knot winds, but all went well with docking. Kagewong is one of the few towns that retained its aboriginal name, which means the mist of falling waters (first pic). We hiked around the township. The second pic shows a structure used to raise fox and mink for commercial sale of furs. The third story of the tower was used to dry the furs. We also hiked to Bridal Veil falls (third pic). And the pic is Chris as we walked along the Kagewong river.
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