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Tour Tales of Masta Ace, Marco Polo and Stricklin Come to An End – West Coast [Photos/Blog]

Posted Apr 1st, 2012 by @AmaliaJude | 0 Comments

Victoria, BC – After following the journey of Masta Ace, Marco Polo and Stricklin all the way across Canada through photographs, their Tour Tales diary has sadly come to an end. A colorful documentation had us seeing through the eyes of this creative bunch in a tale of friends, food, music and culture. Oh, and a giant fish too. During their last few stops the boys hit the West Coast in the final installment of Tour Tales in Vancouver and Victoria. It’s been a pleasure having them and we are definitely looking forward to seeing more from these gentlemen real soon.

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The guys went up Grouse Mountain with pal Def3 in Vancouver…

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…Then ate some delicious Oxtail and Jerk Chicken at Calabash Bistro.

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Masta Ace takes a contemplative moment on the ferry:

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Marco Polo creeps around Lucky Bar in Victoria.

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Important information backstage.

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Ace doing his thing.

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Tags: Calabash Bistro, Grouse Mountain, Marco Polo, Masta Ace, Stricklin'

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