They want access

An estimated 100 people gathered at Stotan Falls on Saturday to protest losing public access to the popular summertime swimming hole.

  • Apr. 22, 2013 5:00 p.m.
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An estimated 100 people gathered at Stotan Falls on Saturday to protest the landowner's decision to deny public access to the popular summertime swimming hole in the Comox Valley.

An estimated 100 people gathered at Stotan Falls on Saturday to protest the landowner's decision to deny public access to the popular summertime swimming hole in the Comox Valley.

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