Man photographing a woman in red bathing suit climbing out of pool, small child watches

Man photographing women [sic] in red bathing suit climbing out of pool, small child watches, Fundy National park, New Brunswick. July 1953. Chris Lund. ibrary and Archives Canada. Copyright: Expired

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In case you can’t tell from the pool picture, it’s been super hot this week out in the Lower Mainland, and I’ve been dreaming of going swimming. Growing up in Montreal, I spent every summer in the pool. It’s not quite as easy to do that out here. In any case, I hope you enjoyed this week’s roundup. If you did, please consider sharing it on the social media platform of your choice. And don’t forget to check back on Tuesday for Elizabeth Mancke’s contribution to our series on Acadian history. See you then!

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