Salish canoe

ID: 200 ~ Source: Photo courtesy of the University of Washington. ~ Creator: McCurdy, James G.

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Salish canoes use to line the islands' waters as they fished, hunted, and traveled to visit relatives.

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Looking to the Past – From atop Youngs Hill, you can see for centuries

You made it! Here on the top of Young Hill, you are 650 feet above the Salish Sea. Note the long, vertical scratches on the bedrock at your feet. These were made by Ice Age glaciers dragging boulders over the top of the island thousands of years…