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Winter's onset means summer businesses look south.

Beach Hut owner John Tryon serves the last ice cream cone of the season as the popular Qualicum Beach waterfront eatery closed its doors for the winter.

Beach Hut owner John Tryon serves the last ice cream cone of the season as the popular Qualicum Beach waterfront eatery closed its doors for the winter.

Beach Hut owner John Tryon serves the last ice cream cone of the season as the popular Qualicum Beach waterfront eatery closed its doors for the winter.

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