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05/15/2015 01:58PM  
New Trip Report posted by Goby

Trip Name: Quetico: Last Hurrah's with dad.

Entry Point: Quetico

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SaganagaJoe
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05/15/2015 03:31PM  
Last hurrahs? Too bad, man...maybe you can coax him up again sometime. Sounds like you had a great trip. Pictures?
05/18/2015 09:20AM  
I need to put together the photos to create albums to go with the reports I've posted. I really hope its not his last trip, but with how faraway he lives now it will be much harder to get a trip together, add in the fact that I'll soon have my own little family that will likely mean a hiatus of canoe trips (pushing hard for no hiatus!).
thinblueline
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05/18/2015 02:02PM  
How old is your dad?
05/18/2015 04:49PM  
He is 66. I know thats still plenty young to make a trip, but his priorities are elsewhere (namely the grand kids).
SaganagaJoe
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05/18/2015 06:29PM  
You could always bring the kids with...My grandpa is my tripping partner. We're taking a trip this year with my brother (age eleven) and his brother (age seventy).
Bill123L
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05/18/2015 06:33PM  
Nice trip. Good times.
05/19/2015 12:39PM  
quote SaganagaJoe: "You could always bring the kids with...My grandpa is my tripping partner. We're taking a trip this year with my brother (age eleven) and his brother (age seventy). "


Oh I hear ya! They're not my kids though, they belong to my sister. They do need a good dose of the outdoors, which my dad provides them regularly. When I have kids they'll be making the trip north at a very early age.

Also, thanks Bill!
scramble4a5
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06/06/2015 08:02AM  
Thanks for a well written report. My father and I were never close so to hear your story is very strange to me but nice. I am in the Chicago area too. Go Blackhawks!
 
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