NFCT: Into the wilds and out the Allagash to the Eastern Terminus we go!: Photos 42 to 63

So before I begin this post it is only fair that it contains a precursor. This is a long post as it contains the remaining portion of our journey from Rangeley to Fort Kent, so make yourself comfortable, go make a nice sandwich and cold glass of your beverage of choice...I'll wait. OK, you back? Did you get a pickle (they compliment sandwiches very well)? No, well, go ahead, I'm not going anywhere (granted the power doesn't go out) as this is just photons bouncing off from your screen to your retinas. Alright, you settled? Ready for the long haul? Here we go.

From Flagstaff to the Moose River

After Rangeley and a nice day off from the trail we took the opportunity to supply for the long and remote haul from the Dead River to Fort Kent (there is the possibility of resupplying in Rockwood and Jackman, but after that it is just you and the water until you get to Fort Kent). Thanks to the copious amounts of rain in June we were able to run most of the Dead River (be careful at the barn doors rapids) through a torrential down pour, into Flagstaff lake and right

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These are some really beautiful photos. Kudos to you guys for such an awesome, inspiring adventure.

Looks like you both had a great time! Such an awesome adventure! Let's chat soon. Take care.

Luke! Hey there! How are you!?! What a great canoe trip -- glad to see you're enjoying the free time that comes with being out of school. I don't think I ever gave you permission to leave Montana. I just got here, and was looking forward to visiting you in Bozeman, but no longer. Glad you're doing well. Take care, Hilary

I really enjoyed your article. Awesome Pics. Sounds like you had a blast especially meeting Evelyn. My parents own Two Rivers Lunch and I can hardly wait for them to read this article. I will print a copy and put it in the restaurant. Hope you make this an annual event. Oh, and by the way we "Moosetowners" always said, "Make a mad dash to the "Gash" and that would be one awesome canoe race. Free Breakfast at Two Rivers Lunch for both of you if you get this one started.

These are some really beautiful photos. Kudos to you guys for such an awesome, inspiring adventure.

Looks like you both had a great time! Such an awesome adventure! Let's chat soon. Take care.

Luke! Hey there! How are you!?! What a great canoe trip -- glad to see you're enjoying the free time that comes with being out of school. I don't think I ever gave you permission to leave Montana. I just got here, and was looking forward to visiting you in Bozeman, but no longer. Glad you're doing well. Take care, Hilary

I really enjoyed your article. Awesome Pics. Sounds like you had a blast especially meeting Evelyn. My parents own Two Rivers Lunch and I can hardly wait for them to read this article. I will print a copy and put it in the restaurant. Hope you make this an annual event. Oh, and by the way we "Moosetowners" always said, "Make a mad dash to the "Gash" and that would be one awesome canoe race. Free Breakfast at Two Rivers Lunch for both of you if you get this one started.