Canoeing In The Boundry Waters

[mlaug]

I'm in Moose Lake, MN. I'm off the farm and about to start a long awaited canoe trip. WOHOOOO!!!
I'll be plying some of the same waters as the historic Voyageurs. If you read the article, note the section titled "Daily Life" and see how important pipe smoking was to these men.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voyageurs
They used it to measure time, replace food, and offer some comfort to a very hard life.
I'm not planning on working that hard.... :rofl:
I brought a big variety of blends in sandwich baggies. I'll watch sunsets, sunrises, loons and moose, campfires and starry nights with a pipe.
I wish my life could be like this every day.
I may check in later in the week, but if not I'll post up some pics on my return.

 

[ace57]

That is so cool. You have a good time and be safe. We will be looking for the pics on Your return. :clap:

 

[hobie1dog]

I hope you take some pictures for those of us who always wanted to go there. ::

 

[unclearthur]

Nice country! Though the six foot tall skeeters are an occasional problem.

 

[thekiltedchaplain]

Sounds great, relax and smoke a bowl for us!

 

[grouchy]

catch alot of pike and

musky!

beautiful night sky of northern lights!
dont want to see any swamp lizards! :clap:

 

[papipeguy]

put a lanyard on your pipe.

 

[lonestar]

Awesome man. I've always wanted to kayak the Pecos river in west Texas.

 

[hobie1dog]

we never got to see any pics yet?

 

[mlaug]

Heck, I didn't want to bore anyone with my vacation pics. I can put some up. I'll get on it soon.

 

[hobie1dog]

Heck, I didn't want to bore anyone with my vacation pics. I can put some up. I'll get on it soon.

we're waiting....... ::
looking forward to seeing them