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Sailing on Rouge Lake
1911
View across water towards two of The Gang (possibly Carl and Bill) gliding on Rouge Lake in a canoe with a sail. The far shoreline is in the background.
Namakan River Shore
1911
The dramatic shoreline of the Namakan River, featuring eroded land and tall trees. The canoes are on the shoreline.
Canoes at Quetico Lake
1911
A serene view from shoreline through trees towards Quetico Lake. Two canoes are at the shoreline.
Canoeing
1911
Clay, Doc Copeland, and Diadem (Di) the dog are in a canoe on what may be Namakan River or Lake.
French River
1911
A view from the water of the French River and the tree-lined shorelines. There is a man in a canoe further down the river on the right.
