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circa 1978 -- postcard of top deck on B.C. Ferry. Caption on the back of postcard reads: "On board the MV 'Sunshine Coast' Queen.' The beautiful Sunshine Coast begins as you board this modern ferry at Horseshoe Bay, a thirty-five minute drive from Vancouver, B.C."

Photograph by Dan Propp

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cir#a 1978 -- Postcard of top deck of B.C. ferry. Caption on the back of postcard reads: " Between Horseshoe Bay and Langdale. Approaching the Beautiful Sunshine Coast, B.C. Canada. Another memorable trip with B.C. Ferries."

Photograph by Dan Propp

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circa 1978 -- postcard of sunset on the Sunshine Coast. Caption on the back of the postcard reads: "The Beautiful Sunshine Coast -- only an hour and a half from Vancouver."

Photograph by Dan Propp

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circa 1978 -- postcard showing various views of the Sunshine Coast. Caption on the back of the postcard reads: "The Sunshine Coast, British Columbia, Canada. Just as the early explorers reported the coast to be 'a treasure of islands and forests" the modern day boating enthusiast rediscovers the sheer beauty of this area. Along the isalnds the rocks are encursted with oysters and the bays and channels harbour salmon and cod. There are sandy beaches, marinas and boating facilities are plentiful. Home of the world's largest single unit paper mill, the Sunshine Coast enjoys prosperity mixed with the right balance of scenery and recreation."

Photograph by Dan Propp

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circa 1978 -- postcard of log booms on the Sunshine Coast. Caption on the back of the postcards reads: "The Sunshine Coast. Beautiful British Columbia, Canada. Log booms are a familiar sight in quiet coves along the coast -- on beautiful lakes and wide rivers. Logging is the province's foremost and colourful industry. Here logs are being formed into booms to be towed to sawmills."

Photograph by H.D. von Tiesehausen