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    4/29/2026 6:33 am  #1

    PaPaddler
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    WIA 938

    I hope this one goes quickly since I'm leaving in the morning to head to what one person has called "THE GREATEST PARK IN THE WHOLE WORLD".  Here's a fairly easy to identify silhouette of Algonquin topography - so what are we looking at?
     

     

    4/30/2026 10:19 am  #2

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    Re: WIA 938

    Big Crow?

     

    4/30/2026 3:12 pm  #3

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    Booth?

     

    4/30/2026 8:16 pm  #4

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    Neither Big Crow nor Booth. East of both.

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    5/01/2026 5:15 am  #5

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    Re: WIA 938

    Dickson

     

    5/01/2026 8:27 am  #6

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    grand lake

     

    5/07/2026 10:32 am  #7

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    Not Dickson either.  The hills around Dickson are similar to these but the scale is a bit smaller.

    Lenny nailed it with Grand Lake.  We're looking at the hills on the southern end of Grand Lake towards Carcajou Bay which make up the background of Tom Thomson's 1916 painting of "The Jack Pine".  

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