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West Vancouver in British Columbia

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What are Carpenter Ants
The health problems caused by carpenter ants can appear in the form of skin blusters or itches.
Which may result into different types of allergies. Therefore the medical treatment is final stage of recovery. Therefore, carpenter ants eradication is very necessary. Almost all types of ants are the sources to spoil food. They make hidden homes under the walls which can not be easily traced.

Carpenter ants are most likely responsible to spoil food.
Small in size and accumulated in very small space in millions of numbers.
Most likely the sources to cause infection in different ways.
Harmful for health, especially the children suffer badly from their infections.
Above all, are the reason to spread diseases.

Modes of Transfer and Wide Spread
Infectious and Infested items
Clothing and baggage
Ducts and Ceilings
Wild Animals
Infected Social Sector

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West Vancouver in British Columbia

Qualicum Beach captured our attention when we were there. Strolling along the seaside promenade we had views of Lasqueti and Texada Islands and the snowcapped peaks of mountains on the mainland in the distance. Qualicum has a strong belief in heritage preservation and their antique shops, galleries and the museum are definitely worth a stop.

Campbell River, another seaside town, is known as Canada's Salmon Fishing Capital. On a visit to the Marina, this came as no surprise; from the pier we saw masses of masts. Campbell River is also acknowledged as one of the top five scuba diving destinations in the world because of its exceptional under-water visibility, diversity of sea life and wreck sites.

"As Wild as You Like!" is a Campbell River slogan. Between skiing Mount Washington and diving the Strait of Georgia, this appears to be an apt slogan. There are trails meandering through lush forests that are worth exploring where the sounds of wildlife are a song in your ear. From the beach, we watched cruise ships, freighters, barges, sailboats, yachts and the ferry to Quadra Island travel through Discovery Passage. There is a Maritime Museum with a collection of more than 500 artifacts, some dating back 2,000 years. There is also the John Hart Dam operating at upper Campbell Lake that is worth visiting.

Traveling the road to Gold River is also well worth the effort. It is considered 'The Cave Capital of Canada'. Upana Caves are particularly accessible and safe for novices who enjoy the sport of spelunking. There are also many more miles of caves to be found in the area for both the novice and the more adventuresome.

The West Coast Trail follows the contours of the rugged west coast of Vancouver Island and is one of Ucluelet's main attractions. Rainforests meet pristine beaches and there is a panoramic view of Barkley Sound and the Broken Islands of Pacific Rim National Park. Lighthouse Park is another attraction where, on a slightly foggy day, you may hear the lighthouse warning boaters to be aware of the rocky and treacherous shoreline. The rugged shoreline, as seen from the walking trails, is typical of much of B.C.'s coastline. During winter storms the breakers can be as high as 20 feet. Ucluelet is popular for whale watching expeditions and each spring celebrates the migration of 20,000 gray whales.

Long Beach has a quite different shoreline with miles of sweeping white sand. When we were there, the surf was high and surfers were enjoying the excitement of catching a wave. There are many warnings to surfers and others to never turn your back on the ocean and to be especially careful around water's edge.

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