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    7/08/2023 10:48 am  #18

    MartinG
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    Re: WiA #669

    Reed?

     

    7/09/2023 11:49 am  #19

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    Re: WiA #669

    Complete opposite corner from Reed

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    7/10/2023 11:16 am  #20

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    Re: WiA #669

    Taking a wild guess here, Hiram lake?  

     

    7/10/2023 12:27 pm  #21

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    Re: WiA #669

    Not Hiram Lake - but just like Hiram Lake, this is the 2nd last lake before you hit a dead-end.

    Also it's the closest guess (proximity) so far.

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    7/10/2023 1:38 pm  #22

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    Re: WiA #669

    This one is getting tough.  I'm gonna guess Minnow Lake.
    Haven't been there myself but here's my reasoning:
    -Opposite side of the park from Reed
    -Black lines to get there
    -If I squint the topography matches Jeff's map
    -2nd last before a dead end

    I'm going crosseyed trying to figure this out!

     

     

    7/10/2023 3:03 pm  #23

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    Well Ian, you can un-cross your eyes. This is, in fact, Minnow Lake.

    You're up!

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