From his roots in a large prairie family, Elmer Bautz, known as Fuzz, set out to find his fortune at the age of sixteen. He lived the life of a keen independent Canadian temporary worker in the northern boomtowns of Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta and British Columbia.
Hear him tell of the bittersweet glory days of Fort McMurray, the carving out of a successful market garden from a raw-land lease, and his realization of a childhood dream – mining for gold on the banks of a mountain stream.
