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Family fun sledding in Cape Breton

SaltWire Network | Posted: Feb. 24, 2020, 4:21 p.m. | Updated: Feb. 24, 2020, 7:20 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Six-year-old Rachel Doyle takes the lead as she sleds with her parents, brother, cousin and aunt at Ashby Corner in Sydney on Sunday. The family was happy to be enjoying the sunny skies, mild temperatures and good sliding conditions. Middle, from left, two-year-old Aubreigh Doyle, her aunt Dawn Spracklin with her two-year-old son Ryan Doyle; back, from left, Aubreigh's mother Danna Martin and her uncle, Ryan and Rachel's father, Terry Doyle.
Six-year-old Rachel Doyle takes the lead as she sleds with her parents, brother, cousin and aunt at Ashby Corner in Sydney on Sunday. The family was happy to be enjoying the sunny skies, mild temperatures and good sliding conditions. Middle, from left, two-year-old Aubreigh Doyle, her aunt Dawn Spracklin with her two-year-old son Ryan Doyle; back, from left, Aubreigh's mother Danna Martin and her uncle, Ryan and Rachel's father, Terry Doyle. - Nikki Sullivan

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SYDNEY, N.S. — Six-year-old Rachel Doyle takes the lead as she sleds with her parents, brother, cousin and aunt at Ashby Corner in Sydney on Sunday.

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