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Children’s history of Brampton, the flower city

May 3, 2015Brampton, HistoryTed Harlson

Read with your young child. Enjoy!

Brampton-The Flower City

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Born in lower Central B.C. Canada, I grew up in the lakes and mountains of the Okanagan. I've traveled in many Canadian cities, settling in Toronto mid 1980's where I married my lovely wife, Rose. Thanks to Ayn Rand's books and ideas, we have a happy and productive life, both with careers we enjoy! Life is a joy! View all posts by Ted Harlson →

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