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Dzunukwa

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Susan says:

Dec 24, 2015 at 15:34

Susan Vreeland wrote a novel, “Forest Lover,” in which she describes the life of painter Emily Carr. One of the totems that Carr discovers on her travels in the the Dzunukwa. Maybe this one?

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