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A twisted, but majestic pine stands guard over a sweeping expanse of cold Georgian Bay waters. Located on the high granite cliffs in Killbear Provincial Park, this sentinel will continue to stand firm for years to come.
Georgian Bay Sentinel
A twisted, but majestic pine stands guard over a sweeping expanse of cold Georgian Bay waters. Located on the high granite cliffs in Killbear Provincial Park, this sentinel will continue to stand firm for years to come.
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