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Sep 2, 2026
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Dark Sky T’Railway a trip to remember for Thurber
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Thurber, 46, began his 249.5-kilometre hike on Aug.
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Article Excerpt
For Digby hiker Ian Thurber, walking the Dark Sky T’Railway between Port Clyde in Shelburne County and Smiths Cove in Digby County turned out to be one of his greatest adventures. Thurber, 46, began his 249.5-kilometre hike on Aug. 10 at 3:30 p.m. in Port Clyde after being dropped off by family members. He pulled […]
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