(Photo by Bridgett O’Hearn-Larsson)

(Photo by Bridgett O’Hearn-Larsson)

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Bridgett O’Hearn-Larsson usually comes from Sweden to visit family in Trail in the springtime.

But this week, she managed a fall visit for the first time in decades and shared a photo of the colours from above Sunningdale.

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Read about the history of Sunningdale Place Names here: Greg Nesteroff Special to Black Press

More Trail Place Names here: Greg Nesteroff Special to Black Press


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