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Lake #12. Tree bear has it with Trapline

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cowdoc

01/08/2021 06:52PM

BWCA....at a portage.....looking east, NE

"What could happen?"

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Jaywalker

01/08/2021 06:58PM

Ada?

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mvillasuso

01/08/2021 07:28PM

Upper Pauness

We cannot live for ourselves alone. -Henry Melvill

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GopherAdventure

01/08/2021 08:09PM

Jordan

Tony

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HighnDry

01/08/2021 08:51PM

Bootleg

"It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed.”

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cowdoc

01/08/2021 09:15PM

some are on the the right track.....it is a small lake

"What could happen?"

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brux

01/08/2021 09:22PM

Crocodile

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Savage Voyageur

01/08/2021 09:37PM

Insula

"So many lakes, so little time." WWJD

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DeanL

01/08/2021 09:44PM

Oyster, the east end of the Hustler/Oyster portage

"Leave it as it is.....The ages have been at work on it and man can only mar it." Theodore Roosevelt

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TreeBear

01/08/2021 09:49PM

I feel like I have seen this spot and can't quite place it.

It kinda looks like Long Lake on the far eastern end, but I think that's just too much rock face.

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cowdoc

01/08/2021 10:01PM

Another pic, looking NE, in a different part of the lake. Main part of the lake is up ahead in distance

Hard day....going to bed. Check back in morning

"What could happen?"

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Jackfish

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01/08/2021 10:17PM

South Temperance

"Keep close to Nature's heart, yourself; and break clear away, once in a while, and climb a mountain or spend a week in the woods. Wash your spirit clean." ~ John Muir

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cowdoc