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Nanaimo. May 26, 1954.
Staying here for 3 days during the game
convention.
In conversation with Barry Gill he
tells me that a good place to hunt goat
is at the head of Copper Creek near Lillooet
Drive to Seton Lake + there, instead of crossing the
bridge to the lodge proceed up Cayush Creek
to the mine. Leave car there + take trail that
begins behind the mine bldgs [buildings[ + climbs to the
crest of the ridge. Trail proceeds along
the ridge + into Copper Creek. Used to be
lots of goat + some sheep in there.
Another good place was on the head
of the Squamish river. One can proceed
45 miles up it by boat, the going is a bit
tricky but the Indian Moses Billy is an
excellent river man + Gill things he would
take me up gratis if I asked him + told
him I was a good friend of Barrie [Barry] Gill.
Goats + deer are to be had right
from the river bank.
Visited the Buchanan Simpsons + found
them very bus gardening with a lot
of exciting new things from Nepal growing
in covered pits filled with about 4" of
fine shale gravel over good soil. The
pits are kept slatted for shade +
glassed in during the winter. Polunin
prime new species # 3535 with large pendant
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