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Coppermine River409 viewsEasy going
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Still lake in late afternoon408 views
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Muskox408 viewsMuskox on the tundra. They smelled bad and drew clouds of mosquitoes!
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Algonquin_canoe & flowers407 views
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Falls on the Petawawa407 views
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Thats us406 views
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Moccasin - embroidered (showing wool liner)406 views
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Siglin Sled, packed, side view 2.403 viewsSiglin Sled pulk, packed for a solo cold camp for 2 days. Note curved up sides and bow and stern construction on pulk. Bow and stern cut with several tabs, sqeeezed and bolted to create upturned shape.
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Coppermine River403 viewsThe Massacre at Bloody Falls was an incident that took place during Samuel Hearne's exploration of the Coppermine River in 1771. Chipewyan warriors led by Hearne's guide and companion Matonabbee discovered a group of local Inuit camped by rapids approximately 15 kilometres upstream from the mouth of the Coppermine. Just after midnight on July 17, the Chipewyan set upon the Inuit camp and killed approximately 20 men, women and children. Witnessing the massacre traumatized Hearne, and he was haunted by the memories until his death in 1792.
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Riviere aux Feuilles403 viewsMaryse & Christiane-Junction Riviere Goudalie
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Riviere Mistassibi403 views
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Playing with matches402 viewsFirst fire in the LeBaron stove
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Canyon View402 viewsGordon Congdon takes in the canyon of the lower Burnside. Canoeists portage this canyon because of the falls. Rock is quartzite.
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Cdn Canoe Museum - Bill Mason's paiting tools401 views
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Cozy spot401 views
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The Snowshoe Man's Address401 viewsFor those interested..
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White Moose401 viewsWhite Moose
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GPS 9401 viewsGPS View
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Sunset Paddle400 viewsA warm, clear day and a great sunset also. Nothing like an evening paddle on perfectly calm water.
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nylon webbing toe plastic clip detail400 views
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Typical weather in first two days400 views
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Inukshuk399 viewsInukshuk above the Burnside River near the outlet of Lake Kathawachaga. John Franklin crossed the Burnside near here.
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