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Quatchi - Mascot for 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games - in Hyack Parade, New Westminster, BC, British Columbia, Canada Stock Photo
RMB11YXJ–Quatchi - Mascot for 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games - in Hyack Parade, New Westminster, BC, British Columbia, Canada
McDonald’s Vancouver 2010 Olympic mascot toys Stock Photo
RMFDAARY–McDonald’s Vancouver 2010 Olympic mascot toys
Mascot Quatchi and Miga of the Olympic Games sit on a transport car during Men's 50 km Cross Country Skiing during the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games, Whistler, Canada, 28 February 2010. Photo: Peter Kneffel +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++ Stock Photo
RMD52GMJ–Mascot Quatchi and Miga of the Olympic Games sit on a transport car during Men's 50 km Cross Country Skiing during the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games, Whistler, Canada, 28 February 2010. Photo: Peter Kneffel +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++
Olympic mascots Quatchi (L.) and Miga hitch a ride on the back of a golf cart as they make the rounds in Biathlon Men's 15 km Mass Start during Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics at the Whistler Olympic Park in Whistler, British Columbia, February 21, 2010. UPI /Heinz Ruckemann Stock Photo
RMTYWHFG–Olympic mascots Quatchi (L.) and Miga hitch a ride on the back of a golf cart as they make the rounds in Biathlon Men's 15 km Mass Start during Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics at the Whistler Olympic Park in Whistler, British Columbia, February 21, 2010. UPI /Heinz Ruckemann
The 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga (L), Quatchi and Sumi (R) are unveiled in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird. (UPI Photo/Heinz Ruckemann) Stock Photo
RMW0B6YE–The 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga (L), Quatchi and Sumi (R) are unveiled in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird. (UPI Photo/Heinz Ruckemann)
Quatchi - Mascot for 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games - in Hyack Parade, New Westminster, BC, British Columbia, Canada Stock Photo
RMB1205P–Quatchi - Mascot for 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games - in Hyack Parade, New Westminster, BC, British Columbia, Canada
School children laugh while attending the unveiling of the 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga, Quatchi and Sumi in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird. (UPI Photo/Heinz Ruckeman Stock Photo
RMW0B6YA–School children laugh while attending the unveiling of the 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga, Quatchi and Sumi in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird. (UPI Photo/Heinz Ruckeman
The 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga (L), Quatchi and Sumi (R) are unveiled in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird. (UPI Photo/Heinz Ruckemann) Stock Photo
RMW0B6YC–The 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga (L), Quatchi and Sumi (R) are unveiled in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird. (UPI Photo/Heinz Ruckemann)
The 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga (L), Quatchi and Sumi (R) are unveiled in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird. (UPI Photo/Heinz Ruckemann) Stock Photo
RMW0B6Y9–The 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga (L), Quatchi and Sumi (R) are unveiled in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird. (UPI Photo/Heinz Ruckemann)
Four year old Dakota from Vancouver dances with Miga at the unveiling of the 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga, Quatchi and Sumi in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird. (UPI Ph Stock Photo
RMW0B6YK–Four year old Dakota from Vancouver dances with Miga at the unveiling of the 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga, Quatchi and Sumi in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird. (UPI Ph
Four year old Dakota from Vancouver gets a hug from Miga at the unveiling of the 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga, Quatchi and Sumi in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird. (UP Stock Photo
RMW0B6YB–Four year old Dakota from Vancouver gets a hug from Miga at the unveiling of the 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga, Quatchi and Sumi in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird. (UP
VANOC CEO John Furlong helps Quatchi down some steps onstage at the unveiling of the 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga, Quatchi and Sumi in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird. Stock Photo
RMW0B6YF–VANOC CEO John Furlong helps Quatchi down some steps onstage at the unveiling of the 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga, Quatchi and Sumi in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird.
Four year old Dakota from Vancouver gets a hug from Miga at the unveiling of the 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga, Quatchi and Sumi in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird. (UP Stock Photo
RMW0B6YD–Four year old Dakota from Vancouver gets a hug from Miga at the unveiling of the 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga, Quatchi and Sumi in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with the wings of the great thunderbird. (UP
The 2010 Winter Olympic Mascot design winners Vicki Wong (L) and Michael Murphy of Meomi Design wave in front of their creations Quatchi (L), Miga and Sumi (R) at their unveiling in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flie Stock Photo
RMW0B6YM–The 2010 Winter Olympic Mascot design winners Vicki Wong (L) and Michael Murphy of Meomi Design wave in front of their creations Quatchi (L), Miga and Sumi (R) at their unveiling in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flie
Sumi watches his creator Vicki Wong (L) and Michael Murphy (R) of Meomi Design talk to reporters at the unveiling of the 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga, Quatchi and Sumi in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with Stock Photo
RMW0B6YJ–Sumi watches his creator Vicki Wong (L) and Michael Murphy (R) of Meomi Design talk to reporters at the unveiling of the 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Miga, Quatchi and Sumi in Surrey near Vancouver, British Columbia, November 27, 2007. Miga is a sea bear which according to First Nations legend is an orca whale which can turn into the rare white Kermode bear only found in British Columbia. Quatchi is a sasquatch described in many West Coast First Nations stories but rarely seen. Sumi is an animal gaurdian spirit who wears the hat of an orca, has the strong leags of the black bear and flies with
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