Vankleek Hill’s future appearance

Posted by Submitted | Oct 16, 2017 | Letters, Local History | Vankleek Hill

The Editor,
The tragedy of The Gingerbread Capital of Ontario is that its gingerbread is gradually being destroyed and replaced by sliced white bread. How long will it be before the signs welcoming visitors to what was once a unique town are altered accordingly?

Gavin Scott,

Dalkeith

Gavin Scott
Dalkeith

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