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The Last Exciting Run I remembered it being about a six hour drive. My memory was wrong. It was closer to 10 plus hours. I peeled out...

Cree River part 12. We last saw me standing in cold water, wet to the skin and cold to the bone. And it is raining. My assessment is...

Cree River, Summer 2023. Paddling Pitt, isn't it nice to know you were correct the first time? ;) The big excitement for this rest day...

Cree River, Part 10 September 3, 2023, Sunday. Again in this narrative, I'm going to be inadvertently mixing up September 2 and 3...

August 31, 2023 - Part 9 Thursday, I think. Yesterday was exciting. First on the schedule was a Class II ledge running across the river...

Cree River 2023, Part 8 Still in August 28...a day with no end. I need to write a little about this river and the canoe. The river...

CREE RIVER - PART 7 AUGUST 23, 2023 Downstream from Hawk Island I have been blessed, sitting in the warm sun, watching beautiful...

Cree River Section 5 Sometimes the best maps will not guide you. You can't see what's round the bend. (Bruce Cockburn...

Cree River Summer 2023 - Part 6 August 23, 2023 OK, I got ahead of myself. One should check ahead on the notes before announcing a...

Cree River Summer 2023 - Part 5 In the previous installment we left our heroine confused at an island in Cree Lake. But before we...

Cree River flows north out of Cree Lake to Black Lake. Paddling here was a constant surprise. Previously my canoe tripping has been done...

Eureka No-Bug-Zone but there are a number of similar shelters available now. I throw my 10 x 14 over top and ride anything out. On...

Been doing it for 3-4 years now. I don't bring a tent unless it's fall, and add 10 x 14 CCS tarp.

Looks just like the Boundary Waters but on a larger scale. I believe you can access from the west via old roads and skip the train.

Fantastic Alan!! It has been fun - some amazing classics to be sure, and sooo many other great tomes that would never have crossed my...