Four photographers

Four photographers

A Day in the Life of Greater Trail

Four Trail Times photographers scoured Trail and surrounding area taking pictures of daily life from dawn til dusk.



Photos by Guy Bertrand, Jim Bailey, Val Rossi and Sheri Regnier.

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Port Alberni court house (Alberni Valley News)
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