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Back from Pinetree Lake in Algonquin Park
I went to Pinetree Lake in Algonquin Park last week on a solo canoe trip. The first day was full of rain, which cooled me down on the portage, but got nearly everything else quite wet... except for the sleeping bag and my sweater. The rest of the week was sunny and warm.
Mushrooms, wolves, wool blankets, food, weather, reading, canoeing, bushwhacking and more...
Stay tuned,
Mungo
Mushrooms, wolves, wool blankets, food, weather, reading, canoeing, bushwhacking and more...
Stay tuned,
Mungo
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