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Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Cross-Border Cribbage Inspires Writer
Universal Obscure Cribbage Language Unites Players
Guest post by Jordan Wiklund
It is not easy to get to a remote cabin on Whitewater Lake, Ontario, deep in the heart of the Wabakimi Provincial Park wilderness. From Omemee, you might drive northwest about 1400 km on Trans-Canadian Highway 11 to a tiny little town named Armstrong. A more scenic route, about 180 km longer,-:Trans-Canadian Highway 17--veers northwest as well, but you’d pass through Sudbury, Sault St. Marie and Thunder Bay, kissing the northern shores of Lakes Huron and Superior. Either way, you’d need an outfitter from Armstrong to fly you another 60 km north, skimming the treetops, and flirting with the early Canadian sunrise, at least if you want to Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Omemee Legion Hosts Weekly Cribbage Tournament
Cribbage Anyone?
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 497 at 46 King Street East, Omemee; host a Cribbage tournament every Tuesday afternoon at 1.p.m.If you’ve never played cribbage, or you’re a little rusty on the game, that’s quite alrirght. The friendly folks at the legion are always glad to help you out. If you’d like a little refresher before going to play, here are a couple of tips from Karolyn Schaik’s eHow article:”How to Play Cribbage”.
Cribbage Tips
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