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Re: POD (cont. 12)
Reply #20 - Aug 28th, 2009 at 1:18pm
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Beautiful Pic today by the young Spartan!
(I'm sure there are fish in it too, they're just hiding.)
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Reply #21 - Aug 28th, 2009 at 1:35pm
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Well said, kypaddler.  Welcome to Quiet Journey.   Smiley
  
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Reply #22 - Aug 28th, 2009 at 3:54pm
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I like this POD thread so far....

Is this not a Boundary Waters/Quetico Park forum?
Is the POD not supposed to be of the Boundary Waters/Quetico Park?
I guess we can have pics to include things along the North Shore, OR maybe the Upper Penninsula, OR why stop there? maybe the Badlands or Yellowstone. Maybe the Quiet Journey POD should include ALL vacation photos regardless of where they were taken.....

Plz stick to Quetico/BWCA, thanx
  
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Re: POD (cont. 12)
Reply #23 - Aug 28th, 2009 at 4:21pm
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El_Tigre wrote on Aug 28th, 2009 at 3:54pm:
Is the POD not supposed to be of the Boundary Waters/Quetico Park?
If my recollection is correct, there have been a number of PODs over the last 5 years or so which fall in the category of "on the journey to the BW/Q".  It's a relatively small portion, but captures what for some of us is an important part of the overall experience. As such, I like that db allows that flexibility.
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Re: POD (cont. 12)
Reply #24 - Aug 28th, 2009 at 6:26pm
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Kypaddler, I agree with Spartan, very nicely said.  Thanks for the post!
  
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Re: POD (cont. 12)
Reply #25 - Aug 29th, 2009 at 7:58am
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Hi Kypaddler, that hit the spot so I'll extend another rather rare welcome. Your post in this thread was a timely reminder for me how the BW/Q always seems able to ferret out the worst in some and the best in others. (BTW - I believe your thinking panoramma.)

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I like this POD thread so far....

Beyond what's already been mentioned, I don't so much. There's a mean, rather rude chunk of it lingering in the cat hole and an offshoot in the mod forum that continues to waste many people's time beyond my own. Unfortunately, the same human has spewed the same crap before. Why the second chance? Perhaps because I mistakenly saw some honest good lurking plus the damage was already done so allowing people to voice, vent and even find some creative humor of their own making seemed necessary.

I know almost everyone would by now would enjoy a repost of either of the two shots we've already seen of Balls_Johnson holding his stringer of eye's in the Q ...yet I think I'll save that path for another time. Hopefully there won't be one. Hmmm, I should probably follow up with a PM and fill in the mods "aina-hey". Nah, where's fun in that?

This has become a good thread to remind folks that I appreciate all the various 'heads up' type PMs I receive on any subject, even though I don't answer all of them and it may look like I've not even read some. (I consider theym FYIs) I do read and appreciate them all and often have a lot more to go on as well so normally my answer is simple action. We all tire of particular tangents and want some to be water under the bridge. Frankly, this one is such a no brainer I was willing to play a bit longer than most would like so I don't need any more PMs on it. I can take it from here - thanks.

Personally, I'm a real softy for differing opinions. It's the not so anonymous, intentional rudeness with all it's repercussions I can live w/o.

Don't mind this addition too much, I'm just trying to find some small enjoyment in adversity while touching some bases - carry on. Just remember we all leave tracks that are easy to follow if need be. That's why a few get hidden after a time and some find their way to the cathole A.S.A.P.  - they are just not good footsteps to follow.

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Speaking of tracks Cheesy, I recently returned from a solo. I pack heavy and that requires three portage trips in one direction. Well, on the drier, yet muddy portage into Pickerel from Maria, I must have started my first trip with my left foot and the second with my right or vice versa because on my third trip, I noticed my right and left prints matched up for three paces in a row so well that I hadda laugh. It looked like I had been hopping. I would have taken a picture that wouldn't do it justice but the cameras went over on the second trip.
  
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Re: POD (cont. 12)
Reply #26 - Aug 29th, 2009 at 2:11pm
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Spartan2 wrote on Aug 28th, 2009 at 1:35pm:
Well said, kypaddler.  Welcome to Quiet Journey.   Smiley


Yup! That there shor is some good writin'. Cheesy
  
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Reply #27 - Aug 29th, 2009 at 2:13pm
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Kill the Tiger!

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Paddling ... OLD STYLE
Reply #28 - Aug 29th, 2009 at 3:41pm
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As I was strolling through the ruins of ancient Corinth a couple of weeks ago, my wife commented that paddling must have been a popular past time for quite a while now.  As she pointed to a spot behind me, I turned to find what appears in the attached photo (which was just about knee height).  I call it "Paddling with JC and the Boys."

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Re: POD (cont. 12)
Reply #29 - Aug 29th, 2009 at 5:12pm
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Wally Wally Wally, LOL Grin
But as a cat lover, I think the "miscreant" is poorly represented by a cute little striped tabby cat.
The Luchador  El Tigre better suits his personality.
A masked clown with a limited grasp of what the Wilderness experience is all about  Sad

dd, Thanks for the ancient paddler pic! JC had one hell of a portage crew Wink
  
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