JChief:

I assume when you refer to the Deaux River, you're referring to Deux Rivières between Dore and Sturgeon - I mean it sure looks like it from the photo. It's just that I have never seen it spelled that way before.

Mk631 wrote on Apr 8^th, 2013 at 2:48pm:


Thanks Mk, that was part of the reason to choose that route into Sturgeon and it didn't disappoint...

intrepid_camper wrote on Apr 8^th, 2013 at 4:52pm:


IC, there was enough water to float but that was about it. Spent most of the time push poling from the stern and pulling from the bow or out of the canoe mucking our way through. This picture was just after the second beaver dam

Phoenix wrote on Apr 8^th, 2013 at 5:57pm:


Phoenix, saw that spelling on a map (can't remember which one) and it looked more interesting than Deux, Americanized the river part...

db wrote on Apr 8^th, 2013 at 7:47pm:


db, no GPS on our trips, I think he was putting his camera away. As for the 2X6, my bowman used it as a back brace to add support while paddling, but I brought it along to use as a fish cleaning "table", nice flat surface...

This morning's photo of the mountain with the lighting is fantastic.

Is that a stand of dead trees in the middle right of the photo? Pine beetles or fire?

Of don't often comment on photos, but I love the picture of the little guy sitting on a log, writing his journal?  The photo says so much...

Makes me anxious for my little granddaughter to get a bit older (she's 15 months) so I can take her up to god's country. 

prouboy

Again, that is absolutely a beautiful photo;  I love the reflections in the water.


starwatcher