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Tents in the Woods
August 1915
The Gang's camp among birch trees near Kabetogama Lake. There is an American flag hanging on a tree.
Camp Near Crane Lake
August 1915
The Gang at their camp near Crane Lake. Fog is hanging over the lake.
Camp 8
1909
The Gang's tent is set up in the woods at their eighth camp of the trip.
Camp By Tower
August 1915
John "Jack" Greene and William "Bill" Norris at the campsite neat Tower, Minnesota. The canoes are visible behind them.
Bivouac Camp
1911
The Gang's bivouac camp near French Lake on the edge of the forest.
