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Boundary Waters Quetico Forum Trip Reports Trip Report - Solo Leisure Loop |
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08/20/2019 12:30PM (Thread Older Than 3 Years)
New Trip Report posted by zatrony
Trip Name: Solo Leisure Loop.
Entry Point: 40
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Trip Name: Solo Leisure Loop.
Entry Point: 40
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08/20/2019 01:26PM
Nice report. Few things I noticed when reading. I was about to tell you that Juno is an awesome Walleye lake but it appears you found that out. Are sardines allowed. I've always wondered about them. I always thought that they weren't. And Cormac McCarthy wrote one of my favorite books in The Road. Never read anything else by him though. I'm a big fan of post apocalyptic books so that is the only reason I ever picked it up. Sounds like a solid trip though.
“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson
08/22/2019 09:26AM
Enjoyed your trip report. The comments about the solo experience are right in line with the experience as we have discussed it on the solo tripping forum. Nothing quite like a little Cormac.
Note to x2jmorris: Try "Blood Meridian" (about the Glanton gang) or "Child of God". Not exactly post-apocalyptic, but . . .somewhat the same "feel".
Note to x2jmorris: Try "Blood Meridian" (about the Glanton gang) or "Child of God". Not exactly post-apocalyptic, but . . .somewhat the same "feel".
08/22/2019 09:35AM
boonie: "Enjoyed your trip report. The comments about the solo experience are right in line with the experience as we have discussed it on the solo tripping forum. Nothing quite like a little Cormac.
Note to x2jmorris: Try "Blood Meridian" (about the Glanton gang) or "Child of God". Not exactly post-apocalyptic, but . . .somewhat the same "feel". "
I will look into them Boonie. Thanks.
“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson
08/23/2019 11:53AM
"For the first couple days, the noise of society is still in your brain. But after a couple days it will fade, and you can tune in with the sights, the sounds, and most importantly the energy of the place."
So true. I call it "becoming the critter" and I become more alert and grateful.
So true. I call it "becoming the critter" and I become more alert and grateful.
I will paddle eternal, Kevlar and carbon.
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