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PDF: Eagle Spirit coverage in the Edmonton Journal August 4, 2005

Download 13 times Source: www.eagle-spirit.ca // Topic: Edmonton Journal File Size: 48.92 kb // Total of Page: 3 Page(s) Last download by bboys Last download on: 8 months ago Share this info: Sample of page (click to enlarge) Short Desciption: close to Edmonton -- but with a twist. While neither man is aboriginal, the suggestion ... The Edmonton Journal 2005. Copyright 2005 CanWest Interactive, ... Content Inside: Page 1 of 3 Seeking refuge in a teepee Shari Narine Freelanc e August 4, 2005 EDMONTON - "An owl has left me a feather," says Jerry Wood, as he bends down to scoop the single gray and brown feather off the concrete floor of the cook house. The winds have started to blow, the evergreens are bending slightly, but the peace that is Elk Island Retreat is not disturbed. "In the evenings, the moose and deer come out of the forest," he says. The "forest" is located three kilometres from the west gate of Elk Island National Park. This stand of evergreens is one of the largest remaining in the province. Hiding among the branches and near a lake are five large teepees, two of which are winterized with linings, and two trappers cabins. About seven years ago, Doug Heckbert and Rick Hannamum decided to start a refuge close to Edmonton -- but