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Transtaiga Road - shredded tire1197 viewsAlways carry spare tire on renmote roads (not just a donut).
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Waterfall on Pekans River1313 viewsMarilyn posing in front of the waterfall.
After about the 1/3 of the portage, we found a paddler's full gear: tarp, PFD, thermarest, clothing, 2 paddles, 60l barrel with no harness (nobody dared to open it). Quite scary to think what happened to this person.
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4 - side view735 viewsa lateral view of the set up, with the top covered with aluminum foil
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Coppermine River503 viewsThe Massacre at Bloody Falls was an incident that took place during Samuel Hearne's exploration of the Coppermine River in 1771. Chipewyan warriors led by Hearne's guide and companion Matonabbee discovered a group of local Inuit camped by rapids approximately 15 kilometres upstream from the mouth of the Coppermine. Just after midnight on July 17, the Chipewyan set upon the Inuit camp and killed approximately 20 men, women and children. Witnessing the massacre traumatized Hearne, and he was haunted by the memories until his death in 1792.
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Coppermine River581 viewsFrederic & Rafaelle
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Coppermine River394 viewsIn hindsight we could have run Rocky Defile, we scared ourselves by reading too many trip reports.
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bird on fence652 views
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bird on fence (cropped)648 views
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Canoe tie down front of Audi344 viewsShows a method of attaching rope/webbing to front of car with plastic bumpers and no obvious attachment points. Webbing loops threaded through air grills and looped around bumper supports. When not in use the loops are secured with bungee cords under hood.
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Blueberry Lake old growth1014 viewsOld Growth Red Pines, Temagami
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canoe repair in the field866 viewsMid way down the Pukaskwa in early May. This Royalite Dumoine had seen too many trips and too much UV exposure. Several cracks on the hull, the longest of which about 8". Repaired with fiberglass. Second trip this boat was repaired enroute. Retired after this trip.
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Feathered Skies on Makobe Lake782 viewsThird and last day on Makobe Lake campsite, we enjoy our coffee while admiring the changing morning skies.
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Canoeing Over Gooseberry Ledge 11488 viewsSetting up to pass solo over Gooseberry Ledge on Upper Red Deer River in Caption canoe.
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Canoeing Over Gooseberry Ledge 21490 viewsCanoeing over Gooseberry Ledge in Caption at flow rate of about 25-30 cu-m/s on Upper Red Deer River
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Gooseberry Ledge 31604 viewsRunning Gooseberry Ledge on Upper Red Deer River in whitewater kayak.
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GPS 10552 viewsGPS View
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Grants Creek/Pooh Lake/Chateau Lake Route Map430 viewsTaken from MNR: http://crownlanduseatlas.mnr.gov.on.ca/tilemaps/pdfs/_780460.pdf whose site says, �If credit is given and Crown copyright is acknowledged, the materials may be reproduced for non-commercial purposes�. I have marked in my route information in bright pink or black.
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Siglin Sled, packed rear view576 viewsLoaded for a 4 day cold camp trip with a group of 4 others, X_mas - New Years break, 2005
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trail between John and Kelsie818 viewsmarked by cairns and blazes. In Spring 2009, they had been marked bright red
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tired937 viewsthe four happy campers hiking to the top of silver peak, killarney.
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On the Eramosa - an easy class I river.789 viewsThe only complication could be sweepers: fallen trees and their branches in the current. At the beginning of the trip, teach novices how to sideslip the boat with draws. Where you think you might encounter such obstacles, guide them with caution. In this year's trip, we encountered nothing dangerous.
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