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Posted by: Ranger Posted on: Apr 23^rd, 2008 at 2:58am	Quote
As Jimbo mentioned, I am a Wabakimi Project "veteran", as are Debbie and jdrocks. I was on the first trip of 2006, and I would be going again, but none of the available openings fit my schedule this year. I would be happy to answer questions for any interested parties that may want an unbiased opinion. IM's are welcome too. Ranger

Posted by: Magicpaddler Posted on: Apr 22^nd, 2008 at 11:55am	Quote
I got my paperwork last night and will send it back tonight. I will be part of the September 6-13 crew. Just need to find some other trips to keep me busy till then. MagicPaddler

Posted by: Jimbo Posted on: Apr 19^th, 2008 at 1:24pm	Quote
Sooner or later Ranger will weigh in on this thread. He has done it before &, apparently, had a great experience, too. "Work" time was fairly well balanced with "play" time, or at least so I've heard. Phil Cotton & Co. put on a pretty good presentation at 'Copia. Wouldn't surprise me to hear that openings are filling up fast! Jimbo

Posted by: jdrocks Posted on: Apr 19^th, 2008 at 10:54am	Quote
just heard from phil cotton and there are still a couple openings available. best to email him direct. don't wait if you want to go this season. great canoe country.

Posted by: Debbie Posted on: Apr 19^th, 2008 at 4:32am	Quote
I went on the Wabakimi Project last year. It is an amazing adventure, u do work really hard but its worth it. Just getting up there and seeing the area, very remote !! Im going back again this year. If you can join, u won't regret it. Debbie

Posted by: CadBoy - Ex Member Posted on: Apr 19^th, 2008 at 2:49am	Quote
hey, you've got to check this out: (You need to *Login* or *Register* to view media files and links) fly in/out with two tandem canoes on a service trip to Wabakimi (north of Thunder Bay) $800 for a week/person, that's less than half the price of a commercial trip clear portage trails, clean/establish campsites, map area they still have openings in June and one the last week of May

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