100 kilometre ride unites generations

Chase to Chu Chua in four days on horseback to attend the Simpcw Secwepemc Gathering

  • Aug. 19, 2012 6:00 p.m.
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Bucky John carries a feathered staff on the 100 kilometre Unity Ride from Chase to Chu Chua last week for the Simpcw Secwpemc Gathering. John and a number of other riders on the four- day trip stopped at three camps on the way overnight

Bucky John carries a feathered staff on the 100 kilometre Unity Ride from Chase to Chu Chua last week for the Simpcw Secwpemc Gathering. John and a number of other riders on the four- day trip stopped at three camps on the way overnight

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