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Ghostly Voices in an old Gold Mine As we loaded our provisions into two canoes alongside the long wooden pier at Bare Point Marina, the smell of fresh cooked pork sausages filled the air. It made me hungry. The four of us had already drove half an hour west from Kenora, through an unkempt Indian reservation named Rat Portage, to the north east corner of the Lake of the Woods. I knew it would be another hour or more before we stopped for anything to eat. It was Saturday afternoon and the world was bright and [View Full Entry]

roberrific - robert hugh campbell | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: August 23rd 2007 | 67 Views | [diary=195397]


Hills & rocks & trees & rocks & hills Thursday, 2 August 2007 This morning I had a few errands to run, then Bob drove me to the Kenora Tourist Information Centre, which is at the eastern edge of the town. From there I took Silver & continued heading east towards Highway 71, which goes directly south to Sioux Narrows, Nestor Falls & on to Highway 11, at the southern edge of Ontario here. It was a lovely day, not too hot, with a bit of a breeze, from variable directions. Again the riding was pleasant, good road, good shoulders, for [View Full Entry]

super60 - Leah Lepage | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: August 21st 2007 | 24 Views | [diary=194619]

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