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Stonecrop
This unique succulent prefers dry rocky outcrops or shelves suited to few other plants. The crisp, young leaves of stone crop can be eaten raw or steamed. Being well-adapted to retaining moisture, the leaves can be an emergency source of water as well. Mashed, stone crop is valued as a burn or wound treatment as well.
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Whale Watching
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Details Orca and Gray Whale watching opportunities on the coast of British Columbia. Find out when and where to go and how to get there using existing public transportation infrastructure. You'll discover answers to that all-important why question too.
1 Whale Watching Brian Grover 1809
2 Orca Watching:Northern Vancouver Island Brian Grover 2080
3 Orca Watching: Victoria Brian Grover 1746
4 Gray Whale Tours Brian Grover 1776
 

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