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SHARE: Cold but beautiful, says Maple Ridge outdoorsman

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Maple Ridge’s Dennis Windsor capture a few snow and ice pictures during a recent treks to Kanaka Creek Regional Park and the dikes. “As cold as it has been, it still is so beautiful to see,” he said. (Special to The News)

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Maple Ridge’s Dennis Windsor capture a few snow and ice pictures during a recent treks to Kanaka Creek Regional Park and the dikes. “As cold as it has been, it still is so beautiful to see,” he said. (Special to The News)
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Maple Ridge’s Dennis Windsor capture a few snow and ice pictures during a recent treks to Kanaka Creek Regional Park and the dikes. “As cold as it has been, it still is so beautiful to see,” he said. (Special to The News)
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Maple Ridge’s Dennis Windsor capture a few snow and ice pictures during a recent treks to Kanaka Creek Regional Park and the dikes. “As cold as it has been, it still is so beautiful to see,” he said. (Special to The News)