Fourteen Scouts and ten adults travelled to Minnesota's
Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness July 21-27, 2001.
Because of crew size restrictions, they split up into
four crews of six persons each.
Here are some photos of one crew's trip.
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View from the lodge.
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Poplar Lake.
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Hearty breakfast.
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Last-minute briefing.
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Loading up.
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And they're off!
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Where we started.
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On Poplar Lake.
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Approaching our first portage.
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On Lizz Lake.
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Entering the BWCA.
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Entering the BWCA.
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Our first campsite.
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No luck on Caribou Lake.
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A quiet moment.
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Bacon a la Alan.
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On Caribou Lake.
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We have company.
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Plenty of white birch!
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Are we there yet?
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Just after our portage to Vista Lake.
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Pancakes a la Alan.
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Vista Lake.
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Landing a walleye!
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"Now what do I do?"
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Is that a buck knife?
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It doesn't get any better than this!
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Vista Lake.
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The next morning.
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One of our "easy" portages!
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Phew!
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Horseshoe Lake to Gaskin Lake.
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On Gaskin Lake.
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Gaskin Lake back to Horseshoe Lake.
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Soft ground among the hard rocks?
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Erich demonstrates his technique.
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20 rods later and ready for more!
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After checking out the 155-rod trail to Swamp Lake,
Joseph prefers it here!
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Swimming in Caribou Lake.
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