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pmagoo7777
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campgirl
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Pipestone Bay Aug 2007
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skinnison
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Some things need no explanation
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curty68
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high water on basswood falls june 2008
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curty68
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high water on basswood falls june 2008
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ktoivola
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Crooked Pictographs pine
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alibud
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Evening Sky
Lake One - July 2007
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airmorse
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240 rod portage from Iron going to LLC.
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trailrider
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FVL123
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woodpecker
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Piney Reflections - Jordan Lake 6/27/2007
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mr.barley
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Just getting started...pine in an ancient fire ring
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midnightpaddler
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My wife and I thought this tree was giving us the Peace sign last week on Iron Lake.
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satchmoa
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Here is a pic on the portage from Pauness to Shell of a tree that had some remarkable imprints in it. This pic is not for the contest since I have a entry already just something I wanted to share.
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BigZig
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A sunny winter day along the South Brule River - January 2006
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immgr
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Island in the Sun
Island on Slate Lake
July 14, 2008
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adam
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Thank you everyone for entering and sharing your photos! It was another great month of photos and a tough decision again for the moderators.
The winner of the July photo contest is Snakecharmer:
Snakecharmer's Photo.
The July trip report contest goes to Kiporby.
Congratulations to the winners!
The extra hat goes to Traveler.
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ChadLeo
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Horseshoe Lake Pine - August 30, 2007
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Darkstar75
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Seagull Lake Pine:
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Journeyman
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On Kashapiwi lake - between a rock and a hard place.
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johntaylor
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warrior hill pine
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abcrodgers
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Nina Moose pine with interesting growth.
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kanoes
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GREAT shot Im!
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RichDM
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Fog rolled in one dawn on Iron Lake. Made the webs stand out.
Lots of really spectacular photos here!
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azsteve
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Moose Lake Campsite
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lmislinski
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Kanoes/moose plums - thanks for the comments!
I have to say that you all have helped to create a monster :D. We just got back from our first trip to the BWCA a couple weeks ago, and all of the advice and wisdom on this board was INVALUABLE! It's great to now be able to share a bit of my own perspective from this stunning place.
Red Beard - awesome reds in your sunset shot! You're living up to your name...
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moose plums
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Foggy morning on Oyster Lake
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cowdoc
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South Arm of the Knife. July 2, 2008
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Ho Ho
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So, I entered this picture last month as a "landscape," and now I'm entering again for "pines," because it fits both categories and is one of my favorites.
"The Essence of Canoe Country" -
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laxhcky4
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Angleworm in July 2008
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bapabear
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Kind of amazing what one can see in a tree.
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Lightfoot
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In the morning fog and golden light on Angleworm Lake.
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Xkek002
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I didn't know trees had Genitalia
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bapabear
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HPD
Now that is inspirational.
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mr.barley
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now dat funny......
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HighPlainsDrifter
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Sunrise, Island River, September 24, 1999
This was the final morning of my first solo. Frost covered the low lands and fog hung along the water. The sun seemed to blast it's way into the new day, and it was (almost) a spiritual experience.
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NorthWoodsDreamer
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Awesome picture Lightfoot!
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Scrubb
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An old giant somewhere along the Nina Moose
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Evenflow
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Stuart Lake July 2008
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bumabu
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Lujenda-Zenith Portage
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bapabear
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This stubborn little guy may be small but he's got the best seat on the lake. Quadga Lake, June 2008.
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Kiporby
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The once and still majestic pines of Seagull Lake.
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Traveler
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Lake Three
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Portage Monkey
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Fourtown Lake Campsite
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kanoes
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you didnt say "live" pines. :) the ultimate *solo.....if i remember correctly, its between papoose and chippewa.
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snakecharmer
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The "Menorah Tree" ~ Lake Agnes.
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satchmoa
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fishguts
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Pines on island campsite on Ballard Lake, Quetico, June 19, 2008
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luv2pack
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Moosecamp Pine
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adam
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It is time to start the July 2008 Photo contest.
There is again a special reward for the July Contests. Along with winning a hat, Wilderness Passages Magazine, created by long time member QPassage, is giving a free copy of their great magazine and a 2 1/2 hour DVD of Quetico footage to the winner of the photo contest and trip report contest. For more information about Wilderness Passages, you can visit their website at:
WildernessPassages.com
The theme for this month's contest is "Pines". Post your best photos which capture Pines from the bwca/quetico region.
Monthly Category: Pines
Remember 1 entry per person please. This helps us vote accurately.
Rules:
- You must be signed in as a member with a valid email address in your profile to enter (or win).
- You can only enter one photo per monthly contest. You can enter the same photo if it did not win in a previous month.
- You must be the photographer of the photo.
- Photos are entered in the contest by making a reply posting to this message and using the "Add a photo to this message" link during composition. This will allow you to upload a photo from your computer to the contest or allow you to select a photo which you have already loaded into your photo gallery on this site. If you want to enter your photo in another way, please contact us.
- Please describe in the message where the picture is from.
- Judging will be done by the www.bwca.com staff and moderators.
- A member may win once per year.
- Photos must be posted to this message by 11:59pm on July 31st.
- Photos must be in jpg or gif format to be uploaded to the site. Contact me if you have something in a different format or are having problems uploading to the site.
Thank you for participating!
Adam
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TomT
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Nice one, Fishguts.
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NorthWoodsDreamer
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Between showers - May 08 on Lake 3
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L.T.sully
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Should I bother? there are alredy tons of good ones.
Heres mine north wilder lake.
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shoreviewswede
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On Alton Lake, at sunrise.
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DeterminedOrange
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Vista Lake 2008
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hockey07
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RoJoYo
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knothead180
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From a hammock in the pines
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Jimi
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backpacking5
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Crab Lake
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kanoes
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love your pic determined! i think i saw that last fall.
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kanoes
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thats a cedar...not a pine. :)
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stillcanmake8guy
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Grace Lake
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kavdvm
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A little fighter on Lake One
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silentbeard
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"Cedar (Cedrus) is a genus of coniferous trees in the plant family Pinaceae. The family Pinaceae (pine family), is in the order Pinales and includes many of the well-known conifers of commercial importance such as cedars, firs, hemlocks, larches, pines and spruces."
Sorry to cut and paste on ya', but the topic was "pines"
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kanoes
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touche! :) i bow "in your general direction". (holy grail reference)
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nakor
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Lunetta Lake
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Soledad
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Visitors after a Storm- Bald Eagle Lake '05
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silentbeard
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Rose Falls Area
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snakecharmer
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Pinaceae? I'll tuck that one away for Scrabble - use up those pesky vowels. Ha! And my wife thinks I'm wasting too much time on the "internets" :-)
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ILikePike
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camp in insula june 2007
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Blackstick
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I might as well post this for a third time. EP #23, Mudro Lake.
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johanismyvzual57
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A top the Palisades :)
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lmislinski
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Great shots everyone! Here is one from our trip two weeks ago. It was taken after an evening thunderstorm on Little Saganaga.
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Lost Paddle
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Thanks for the compliment Navigator!
That was a beautiful autumn morning!
Heidi
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sterngirl
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Moosecamp Lake, 2008
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toopoopedtopaddle
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North end of Lake Agnes - June 2008.
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snapalope
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"The Moose Tree" Brewis Lake July 2007
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stefj3
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Sunset through the pines on Fairy Lake
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prettypaddle
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Little Trout--July 2008
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SIRT
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prettypaddle
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Oops
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cericdahl
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Pine trees pining away on Pine Creek
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Jeriatric
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kanoes and silentbeard:
Kanoes is correct. Silentbeard's picture is not of a pine. Silentbeard's Genus Cedrus is indeed in the Family Pinaceae but, unfortunately, the two species in the genus, the cedar of Lebanon, and deodar cedar, do not occur in the wild in North America.
The white cedar occurring in the BW belongs to the genus Thuja, a member of the cypress family, Cupressaceae.
With the above having been said, I must add that I am generally in favor of granting poetic license.
Kanoes: If you so wish, you may redirect your bow to a generally westward direction.
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kanoes
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hahaha Done!
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kanoes
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YES!
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bapabear
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Very cool big old tree. At first glance I thought it was a dogwood.
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mwd1976
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Pine tree on Hudson
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Ho Ho
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Those look like Sapsucker holes, Satchmoa. Seems like they are more common on Birches than Pines. Cool picture.
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woodpecker
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Hey kanoes...
Look at this.......Just had to put this on, you're right about the location
NOT FOR THE CONTEST as I've already submitted another pic....
"BUNYUN'S TOOTHPICK"
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kanoes
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ok...
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Badgerboy
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Fog and Pine at Sunrise on Clear Lake in late June 2008. The "dots" on the photo are mayfly spinners from a HUGE hatch the evening before.
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boppa
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The beauty of Pines and Fir is the green they provide right after the awakening of ice out.
(not a valid entry as taken on Slang Pond in Adirondacks on 5/09/06)
Boppa
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sloux7
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Good morning glorious world! Heaven's canvass and God's paintbrush create BWCA beauty. American Point sunrise September 2007. Enlarge this and see how the trees glow in the morning sun!
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Lost Paddle
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Along the Isabella River
Fall 2006
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ceresota
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From our campsite on Fourtown Lake
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Navigator
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Lost Paddle ~
What an awesome shot! I love the layers. We have a winner!
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Red Beard
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Sunset against the pines on Lake Isabella; seen from our campsite in July.
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moose plums
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Cool...Imislinski
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Namaycush
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A Red Pine Forest On Brent Lake On a Rainy Day
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apaulsen5
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Sunset on Ensign
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Hockey07
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woodpecker
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Yeah, looks like dog wood to me..HA
Just like that other pic looked like a woodpecker, Huh?
Woodpecker
SORRY, JUST HAD TO DO THAT
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talusman
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I always stop to look at this one. Hiking on the Angleworm Trail.
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wetcanoedog
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La Croix Island Pine 2008
this pine is on a island on LLC that i must have paddled by
a dozen times. this year with no timetable for returning
i explored the smaller bays and islands. unlike the wonderful
stands of Red Pine and the huge Whites i thought this tree
stood out as a example of old weather blasted ones that have
hung on over the years.
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talusman
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:)
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prototoad
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Phoebe Lake - Mother Nature was mad when she did this.
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QPassage
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Sunset on Jesse Lake "Quetico"
8/6/2004
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Navigator
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Trees at Sunrise on the Gunflint Trail 7/19/08
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fishnfreak
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View from camp through the Pines.
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Minnesotian
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Picture taken on Saturday, July 19, 2008. Granite River, Maraboeuf Lake campsite.
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