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Ikta Dale McCreery yaka t’ɬap (Part 15: mills and donkeys)

What do donkeys and mills have in common? (Here’s a link to all installments in this series.) A steam donkey in BC (image credit: Wikipedia) Back on December 21, 2016, our friend Dr Dale McCreery shared an observation from his work in the Bella Coola area of British Columbia’s coast. It’s a sentence in the Nuxalk (a.k.a. Bella Coola Salish) language… Wicanap-a wa ksnmak alh ti mula t’ayc? ‘Is it you guys who work at this sawmill?’ Dale observes…See the Story

Bella Coola · Bella Coola

Evan Saugstad: Stories from my life - a telephone pole, a grouse, a deer and a cigarette (part 2 of 2) – Energeticcity.ca

Like the “Telephone Pole” and the “Grouse” stories, these two also occur at Belarko, my grandfather’s farm on the Atnarko River in Bella Coola valley portion of Tweedsmuir Park. My Brother Greg and I are now about 14 and 15 years old, the year being 1969. The Deer – a year or two after the grouse escaped, Greg had shot a deer and someone else that was staying at Belarko had also got another. We had both hides and the head of a doe, so we decid…See the Story

Bella Coola · Bella Coola

Evan Saugstad: Stories from my life - a telephone pole, a grouse, a beer and a cigarette (part 1 of 2) – Energeticcity.ca

And now something completely different than what I normally write. A few stories from my past. I was born in the Bella Coola General Hospital in 1955 and grew up in Hagensborg, the area being more commonly referred to as the “Valley”. Both of my great grandfathers came to the valley in the early 1890’s with the Norwegian settlers. Both my mother and father were born there, and both lived their lives in the valley. I left in 1980 for work an…See the Story

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