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 In the Cold Grey
 luggage carts
 two boats
 house under the bridge
 into the Maui jungle
 But It's not Alone
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 i clean windows no one sees
 charles bridge at night
 graffiti
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 along the danube
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 ampelmann stop
 Sleeping in a vienesse cafe
 , 2009-07-26 17:24:11
I recently went on a canoe trip with some friends of mine to Murtle Lake. Murtle lake is North of Clearwater in Wells Grey National Park an it's the largest "no motor" boat lake in North America. It's also extremely picturesque. I've posted the most recent photos in the Countryside gallery on jimmycorp.com. Many of the previous photos in the Countryside gallery are from my previous trip to Murtle Lake, so many that I might have to change the gallery's name. 
The highlight of the trip was getting to the top of Central Mountain. From there you get a 360 degree view from the tip of the North Arm of the lake to the Southern most tip of the West Arm. And you can see far, well past the Wavy Mountains to ranges unknown. We did 84 km of canoeing and 30 km of hiking---7.5 km of that was lugging the excess amount of gear we had along the portage. CommentsYou may reply to this topic without logging in if you wish. Reply to this topic |
