The Steeples donned red noses during the parade at the Chemainus Days celebration on June 18.

The Steeples donned red noses during the parade at the Chemainus Days celebration on June 18.

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These ladies from The Steeples donned red noses during the parade at the Chemainus Days celebration on June 18.

 

 

 

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