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Wonderful shot on a hidden trail. Are you sure you want to show these pictures? It will just attract people and that means ruination over time. Enjoy. :o)
Mr. Rich,
You have me stumped now. I've always wanted to gain Yak access to Jane Creek. But I don't know of anyway. Most of its on Kemper Land so I must assume Kemper Land access is forbidding, Unless I'm wrong that is.
Having spent years playing in Bull Creek I know there's no way to access it from there unless one is game for miles of serious portage.
Please advise as to the best way to access Jane creek fro Kayaking.
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I helped build and repair it in the 70's it is old now.. spent many nights and thunderstorms in it..
I "liked" your photo with ferns. Your invited to join my group: "Ferns" at link http://www.panoramio.com/group/325203
I've seen that tree.
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Neat capture Tom
Wonderful shot on a hidden trail. Are you sure you want to show these pictures? It will just attract people and that means ruination over time. Enjoy. :o)
Photo is of Gate 1 but is shown at Gate 2
Mr. Rich, You have me stumped now. I've always wanted to gain Yak access to Jane Creek. But I don't know of anyway. Most of its on Kemper Land so I must assume Kemper Land access is forbidding, Unless I'm wrong that is.
Having spent years playing in Bull Creek I know there's no way to access it from there unless one is game for miles of serious portage.
Please advise as to the best way to access Jane creek fro Kayaking.
Sincerely, Mr. Ben Majdanger@gmail
the sticks!
This Orienteering and GPS course was an Eagle Scout Project. It is well done so I assume he got his badge.