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Where did Ojibwe get canoe birchbark?
There are moments in winter that are just spectacular When we came to Thunder Bay in 1979 one of the first things I learned was that Nipigon...
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The flat, soft needles of a balsam fir Spruce needles are like a stiff bottle brush I often hear Boreal newcomers mistake balsams an... -
EOSDIS Worldview Sorry folks, I was out of the country for nearly a month and was not able to update ice-out conditions on Red Lake. The l... -
EOSDIS Worldview pic today, May 6. Ice mostly gone Brian was able to fly from the river, over the ice and into open water in the narrows a...
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Glad to hear you’re safe. Missed reading your blog posts and book chapters. Here’s hoping it rains soon and the fires can be controlled. Be safe and well. Jim Rock
How far away is the fire 🔥 Missed reading your blogs also enjoyed early history of camp and Red lake
Dan, it was very nice to meet you and I was impressed you recalled my sharing in an earlier comment that I would come over to meet you when I got a chance to come to Bow Narrows Camp. Thank you for showing me how to fillet those Northern. I look forward to reading more on your blog and continue to check for updates.
Mike Seal
Dan, can't wait to hear about all the additions to the new house on Red Lake and the summer excitement due to the fires. Please share how you filleted those northerns so well and how much better they are than the Walleye.
Mike Seal
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