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late season paddle516 views
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Wolverine516 viewsWolverine along the Burnside River.
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What now?516 viewsNo bridge, ha, ha!
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Gens-de-terre river515 views
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Shoreline 2515 viewsIsland Lake
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Krugers canoe gets glassed.515 views
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Riviere aux Feuilles514 viewsOdette & Villay
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Loon Creek Lillypads512 viewsFarm Creek between Island Lk and Loon Lk ( aka Loon Creek) July 2004
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Day3 - Ashuapmushuan512 views
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On the Eramosa - an easy class I river.512 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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Lac de la Halte portage511 viewsEnd of portage (de la Halte lake, La Mauricie Nat'l park)
All girls (16) outdoor club (Montignac H.S., Lac-Mégantic)
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Wolf lake view511 viewsLooking south-west from a mountain top on the East shore of Wolf lake, Chiniguchi, Temagami.
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My BlackSpruceGear.ca Environmental Firebox510 views
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Spanish River West Branch, September 2005509 views
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View from the shelter509 viewsCharpentier River at Caterpillar I rapid
http://www.geocities.com/lester_kovac/leaf2007.htm
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Algonquin Park - - Access # 17 sign509 views
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Rouge River, Toronto - the landing in mid-winter, near the lakeshore508 viewsmaybe a 2m band of ice floes make the launch a bit awkward but not tricky. From here, one can paddle for maybe 2km up to the Hwy#2 bridge
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portage leading into Dusty from Mozhabong506 viewsthe first few 100m are across spagnum moss, but at this point the ground is reasonably firm just like a portage should be....
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Portage to Eilnar Lake506 views
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Ragged Falls Warning Sign, Oxtongue River505 views
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Ragged Falls on the Oxtongue River505 views
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Upper Magnetawan - Lower Burnt Chutes505 viewsThis was perhaps the most challangeing run of the trip - here we're past the difficult stretch and are about to start to celebrate
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Moisie - Unloading at the campsite505 viewsCampsite on island at km 162, past confluence with Caopacho River.
http://www.geocities.com/lester_kovac/moisie.htm
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Poly Sail with Tuc Tape504 views
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Obabika River at Falls looking upstream504 views
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