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CATEGORY: Canadian Heritage Rivers and Culture
1st Place RYAN MARKO O T T AW A , O N
RIDEAU RIVER, MANOTICK, ON DESIGNATED 2000
Marko used a long exposure to show the movement of the water at Watson’s Mill. “It gives you a slight eerie feeling of the history that took place here 150 years ago,” says Marko, hinting at the ghost stories that surround the mill. The building is one of many historic sites along the Rideau Waterway, which links Lake Ontario to the Ottawa River.
16 SPRING 2012
2nd Place DOUG HAMILTON B URLINGT ON , ON
MISSINAIBI RIVER, ON DESIGNATED 2004
These paddlers are admiring the pictographs at Fairy Point on Lake Missinaibi. “I have a strong interest in the Missinaibi River from both a natural, recreational and historical heritage perspective,” Hamilton says. Over 100 of these ancient, red ochre rock paintings can be found along the lakeshore of this section of the heritage waterway.
3rd Place DALE DEWAR
THE THREE RIVERS, ROMA AT THREE RIVERS NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE, Pei • DesigNateD 2004
“The three rivers are the Montague, the Brudenell and the Cardigan, where in 1732, Jean Pierre Roma established a settlement,” explains Dewar. These volunteers at the Roma Historic Site are drying salted codfish flakes, the final step of the traditional 18th century process for preparing the fish for export to Europe.
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