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Parks Canada - Grey Owls Cabin Grey Owl’s Cabin is located on the shore of Ajawaan Lake in Prince Albert National Park of Canada Constructed of horizontal logs, the simple, rectangular structure is gable roofed and features a porch extension and roof ladder at one eave
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Parks Canada - Fort Howe National Historic Site of Canada Marked by an Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada plaque in the park’s west end, the fort, of which there are no extant remains, had been strategically located in this area, at the top of an exposed limestone knoll overlooking the Saint John River