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FEBRUARY 2010 Table of Contents
Winter beauty
Seeing the snow covering Muskoka’s landscape is truly a sight to behold. In this issue, Muskoka photographers have captured winter in all its glory.
Friends turn to pottery
By Jason Dickson
United by a passion for pottery, a group of friends gather at an art studio to turn clay while shaping memories.
Pamper yourself before the big day
By Karen Wehrstein
Brides-to-be can get ready for their Muskoka wedding and melt away those
pre-wedding jitters at the district’s quality spas and salons. These facilities will leave the wedding party refreshed and beautiful.
Winter weddings
By Kathryn Beirness
There’s something magical and romantic about a winter wedding in Muskoka. Find out what these couples found memorable about tying the knot in the snow.
Surviving winter
By Doug Smith
Winter can be a challenging time of year for Muskoka’s wildlife. In the shelter of the conifers, the deer population gather to overcome the harsh conditions.
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Loppet traditions
By Don McCormick
Started in 1970 as a way to boost tourism, the Muskoka Loppet has evolved into a serious cross-country race.
Going for the gold
By Chris Occhiuzzi
Sledge hockey star Graeme Murray reflects on his past and shares his thoughts on the upcoming Paralympics.
Discovering the outdoors
By Sandy Lockhart
Camp is more than just fun and games. Kids develop an appreciation for nature and a life-long love of Muskoka.
Camps teach new skills
By Sandy Lockhart
Whether your child wants to skate like an NHL player or learn all about horses, Muskoka has a camp for them.
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DEPARTMENTS
What's Happening
The Rotary Club of Bracebridge is bringing the classic love story, Beauty and the Beast, to the stage of the Rene Caisse Theatre.
Muskoka Updates
The story of Harold and Lorna Wilson and their legendary race boat, Miss Canada IV, is being told in a new documentary.
Taste of Muskoka
By Dianne Park Thach
With extraordinary menu items, like ice cream made from liquid nitrogen, Taste Restaurant is sure to dazzle the senses.
Muskoka Lifestyles
By Healther Douglas
After making the move to Muskoka, the Maslins haven’t looked back. They are living their dream in a renovated log home.
Muskoka Marketplace
PERSPECTIVES
Inside Muskoka
By Don Smith
Muskoka Mailbox
Muskoka Soapbox
By Mike Provan
Muskoka Bookshelf
By Jason Dickson
My Muskoka
By Scott Aitchison
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