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Rain Gear
1911
A young man wearing rain gear standing by a canoe and boxes of supplies.
Carl in a Canoe
1911
Young Carl paddling his canoe on the water. A tree-lined shore is in the background.
Burntside Lake Campsite
1911
The Gang at their camp in a shady spot by Burntside Lake. The canoes are in the water on the left.
Uprooted Tree
1911
Carl Greene and Bill Marr posing and standing with their arms spread wide at the base of a large, uprooted tree at the shoreline. Their canoes are in the water of Jean Lake on the left.
Canoe with a Sail
1911
View across water towards Howard T. Greene traveling down a river in a canoe with a sail. The far shoreline is in the background.
Quetico River Dam
1911
The Gang guiding canoes through shallow water past a dam in the Quetico River.
