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2009 Canoe trip - part II

Started by coyote101, September 03, 2009, 09:52:35 PM

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coyote101

I've been back a month now and thought I'd share a few more photos from Quetico. Man I love that place! Hope you enjoy.

Pat

Shore lunch


Trying to figure out where I'm going


A little paddling


Some fast moving water. We portaged around this.


The take out at a portage


Home for a couple of days


Trying to keep the food away from the bears. (We never saw any)


This eagle's nest was near one of the portages





More paddling


Too much paddling!


The blueberries were in season and we really enjoyed them.


These other berries were pretty dry. No matter how long they soaked, they still tasted like pooh!


It wouldn't be camping without a fire.




Sunset


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FinsnFur

Man those are some awesome pictures and that is some breath taking country. :congrats:

I wanna hear about the weather. How has it been for what your doing? And the mosquito's?.....it looks like it could be pretty thick.
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coyote101

Quote from: FinsnFur on September 03, 2009, 09:59:08 PM
Man those are some awesome pictures and that is some breath taking country. :congrats:

I wanna hear about the weather. How has it been for what your doing? And the mosquito's?.....it looks like it could be pretty thick.

The weather wasn't very good. We got rained on a couple of times, but that wasn't really the problem. The wind blew like an S.O.B. and we were shore bound on three out of four fishing days. Fortunately, our travel days weren't too bad. The mosquitos were kept pretty much at bay when the wind blew hard, but were brutal some other times. Especially at the beginning and ending of the portages and right around sunset. Thermacells and bug juice with lots of deet controlled the little bastards pretty well.

We strung some tarps as wind breaks and hunkered down behind them.






We got some of this, but the wind was much more of a problem than the rain.
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FinsnFur

Another good Thermacell review. :eyebrownod:
I love mine.


Yeah I bet the wind could whip around those open area pretty wickedly. Thanks for bring us along
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alscalls

Took my dial up quite a while to load these...................Worth every minute ...... :yoyo: :yoyo: :yoyo:
Thanks for taking us along.  :highclap: :highclap: :highclap:
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Carolina Coyote

Beautiful scenery,Looks like you guys had a fun trip. But where are the Fish? cc

Frogman

Wow!!  Pat,

Looks like a very enjoyable trip.


Jim
You can't kill 'em from the recliner!!

HaMeR

You were certainly in some beautiful country.  :yoyo:  Thanks for sharing.  :biggrin:

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pitw

Well that certainly didn't do anything for my mentality right now :sad:. I want to go so bad I can taste it :pout:
Great pics and I enjoyed the whole trip you showed with you :yoyo:
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Hawks Feather

WOW, those are some great shots.  Now, as for those berries that didn't taste good. . . . . . .

Jerry

KySongDog

Great pictures Pat!  That's some pretty country.   Where is Quetico?

coyote101

Quote from: Semp on September 05, 2009, 05:19:27 AM
Great pictures Pat!  That's some pretty country.   Where is Quetico?

Semp,

Quetico Provincial Park. Its a million plus acres of wilderness in Canada, just across the border from Minnesota.
www.ontarioparks.com/ENGLISH/quet.html

Pat
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vvarmitr

Gotta add something like that to my bucket list! ;yes;

Thanks so very much for sharing Pat! :biggrin: