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Sep 19, 2009 - Algonquin Park

Ontario’s famous Northern park, Algonquin, is known for it’s canoeing, wildlife viewing and is meant to embody much of the ‘Canadian experience’.Ontario’s famous Northern park, Algonquin, is known for it’s canoeing, wildlife viewing and is meant to embody much of the ‘Canadian experience’....

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May 1, 2007 - The End

Well, this is it.Well, this is it....

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Jun 30, 2006 - Deux Rivieres - A beautiful and peaceful place for day's end.

Friday Canada Day celebrations and full campgrounds brought us to this terrific little campground on Rte.Friday Canada Day celebrations and full campgrounds brought us to this terrific little campground on Rte....

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Jul 4, 2005 - Beavers, Moose and Bears

On Monday we picked up a hire car and drove north from Toronto to Algonquin Provincial Park, where we hired a tent and set-up camp at Kearney Lake. ... The park has a number of trails and we managed to walk a couple of the short ones on Monday afternoon - 'the Lookout', from which, as the name suggests, we got good views of the park and 'Beaver Pond Trail', where we didn't see any beavers but did see a moose at the other side of a lake.On Monday we picked up a hire car and drove north from Toronto to Algonquin Provincial Park, where we hired a tent and set-up camp at Kearney Lake. ... The park has a number of trails and we managed to walk a couple of the short ones on Monday afternoon - 'the Lookout', from which, as the name suggests, we got good views of the park and 'Beaver Pond Trail', where we didn't see any beavers but did see a moose at the other side of a lake....

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Jun 12, 2004 - Survival course ends!

The midnight march was along roads and mostly downhill, thank goodness! It was actually quite beautiful in the sense that you just looked up at the night sky (full of stars) and let your peripheral vision guide you down the road.The midnight march was along roads and mostly downhill, thank goodness! It was actually quite beautiful in the sense that you just looked up at the night sky (full of stars) and let your peripheral vision guide you down the road....

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