Steve Piragis took the new Canak out again and put in at the public landing on Burntside Lake near Camp Van Vac. The West side of Burntside Lake was frozen over with skim ice. As he paddled the lake he captured some fantastic photos of Cabin 11 and the ice covered shoreline. The water is cold, but not cold enough to walk on yet!
It really is refreshing to be out in late November and get a look at the snow on the trees from the water's perspective. It is a late season chance to paddle that one shouldn't pass up, providing, you wear a life jacket and warm clothing and tell people where you are headed.
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Monday, November 29, 2010
Paddling on Burntside Lake
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I'm the Marketing Director, Catalog Director and Webmaster at Piragis Northwoods Company and the Boundary Waters Catalog here in Ely, Minnesota on the edge of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. We specialize in lightweight canoes and camping gear and have been serving our community and the worldwide community of paddlers since 1979. We know our stuff because we get out there and paddle. We are passionate about canoeing and wilderness.
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