Stock Photo - April 26, 2012. Partially completed curling rocks sit waiting to be finished. Canada Curling Stone in Komoko Ontario, near London is one of two companies in the world that refinish curling stones. The company was founded in 1987 and by the early 1990s wa
April 26, 2012. Partially completed curling rocks sit waiting to be finished. Canada Curling Stone in Komoko Ontario, near London is one of two companies in the world that refinish curling stones. The company was founded in 1987 and by the early 1990s wa Editorial Use Only: Use of this image in advertising or for promotional purposes is prohibited unless additional clearances are secured by the licensee. 123RF.com does not provide any clearance services. |
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