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		<title>Kettle Valley Railway: Portia to Iago +</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 01 Jun 2008 15:05:29 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Brian Lang</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Photo Album KVR: Portia to Iago Photoset on flickr.com May 31, 2008 On Saturday, I hiked approximately 20 km (return) on the abandoned Kettle Valley Railway right of way with 17 members of the Chilliwack Hiking Club. The day was hot and sunny. The trail started out in a southerly direction on a pipeline access road. Not too far along, the trail diverted left onto the old Kettle Valley Railway right of way along the slopes of the mountain. On this stretch we saw old retaining walls, a pretty waterfall, telegraph poles and concrete bridge piers. The we rejoined the pipeline access road and took a snack break just below the road/trail at the site of a small old log shed. Some of my fellow hikers believed that this was the site of a station of some sort for the Kettle Valley Railway. As I was sitting down, I saw a salamander of some sort scurry under a rock, but try as I might, I couldn&#8217;t find it again to take a picture. Wildflowers Retaining Wall Waterfall Avalanche Debris Old log shed Snack Break &#160; At this point the trail started heading in a northerly direction, which was more or [...]]]></description>
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