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We are at the Audre Mile House Visitor Center and this is also the location of the

CP21 Crash Memorial.

This is a beautiful memorial just on the edge of this lake with a fountain in the background and

their flowers that are there and the names of the 52 people who died. So as we walk towards it,

what are you thinking? I'm sort of taken aback by the beautiful scene and almost sort of the

simplicity of it. There is something about seeing it though for the first time, you know, the first

sign of this community remembering as a community that has crashed.

One of the things I was thinking is that the names here are divided into two, into the crew,

the three pilots and as they describe them at the time, Stuart S. is in Stuart, the passengers,

but also, you know, there's a third category, right? That's not separated here and it's the four

people that were identified as suspects. And so there are those names too, right beside

all the other names and so I thought that was kind of striking also the ages, right? The arranging

from the 77 to two to one little boy I think described as an infant.

You know, I've only read these names in alphabetical order in the manifest, in the RCP reports,

and to see them here, honored is a totally different way to read someone's name and yeah,

all of these names stick out to me. Here's a sign off to the left, a plaque, CP Air Flight 21

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