I might have posted this pic before(In a mini-log), so this might be an easy one.
Soooo...where in Algonquin Park is this?

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Weed?

Jeff

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Portage between North River and Allan Lake?

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Nope, not weed Lake(although it might seem appropriate in that picture. LOL!).
Neither is it North River or Allen Lakes.



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feels like whitetrout

beautiful shot,

algoalex

Hmmm kinda puts me in mind of of the portage from Shippagew to Blue

Pen lake to Welcome portage? Looking west out to Pen?

For some reason that picture reminds me of the put in portage to Tecumseh on the way to Gilmore. It has been a long time since I was there but that was my initial thought.

Cheers
Shawn

Sorry meant looking east out to Pen

No correct guesses yet;

Not White Trout Lake
Not Shippagew or Blue Lakes
Not Tecumseh Lake
Not Pen Lake, as I recall Sterrr, the landing(coming off of the portage from the Galipo River), does not have a boardwalk, and was a rocky landing, not boggy looking.



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Jay lake or Vanishing pond between Burnt Island lake and Sunbeam?

Is that the put-in at Hogan from LaMuir?

Nope, not Hogan or La Muir.
Nor Vanishing Pond or Jay Lake





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Ok, ok, time for a teeny clue, please.

North or south of 60?





Barbara

CLUE.....
That's me....

Mike

I would have to guess Birchcliffe Creek...




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mmmmmm.....Techinically, that's not it Sean, but damn you are so close.
That is Birchcliffe Lake in the distance, and on the other-side of the lake, Birchcliffe creek leaves the lake.
Where the picture is taken, is the landing from the portage to Calm Lake(1,010m), that runs down an esker(I think it is an esker, or so I was told).
The unnamed creek that you see here, empties into Birchcliffe Lake from Calm Lake.

Walking atop the esker, Birchcliffe Lake in the distance


THe unnamed creek that runs into Birchcliffe Lake from Calm Lake




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Oops, too late to use that helpful clue and guess Mike Lake .







Barbara