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Canoe Trips

Bois Brule River - June 2009

Boundary Waters Campsites

Boundary Waters Canoe Area - August 2008

Boundary Waters Canoe Area - May 2009

Boundary Waters Canoe Area - Sept 2009

Boundary Waters Canoe Area - June 2010

Flambeau River - June 2007

Kickapoo and Mecan Rivers

Sylvania Wilderness - September 2007

Wisconsin's Flowages

Wolf and Peshtigo Rivers - May 2006

 

Boats

Bell Wildfire (Royalex)

Wenonah Prism (cane seat installation)

Wenonah Prism (thwart replacement)

Outside canoe shelter

Inside canoe storage

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Camping on Wisconsin's Flowages

Some of my favorite places are the Willow and Turtle-Flambeau Flowages in northern Wisconsin. Following are a few pictures from several trips to those magic places.

Willow Flowage: I prefer to camp on an island, but this mainland site was remote and very peaceful.

Willow Flowage

 

Willow Flowage: my Wenonah SoloPlus packed up and ready to go home. This was my first flowage trip and I used a paddle. In all future trips I rowed, which was much faster and less tiring in wind and waves.

 

Willow Flowage: rowing my Wenonah Prism.

Rowing Prism

 

Willow Flowage: ready to head out for a few days.

Willow Flowage

 

Willow Flowage: just returned with a load of firewood.

Willow Flowage

 

Willow Flowage: the view while rowing, which is looking back toward where I've come from.

Willow Flowage

 

Turtle-Flambeau Flowage: the Prism, my bike, and my Bell Wildfire (in Royalex) for any biking or river paddling I might do while on the trip.

Turtle-Flambeau Flowage

 

Turtle-Flambeau Flowage: just got to the landing.

Turtle-Flambeau Flowage

 

Turtle-Flambeau Flowage: packed up and ready to head out.

Turtle-Flambeau Flowage

 

 


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