Camping at Tea Lake with the Sysadmins, Sep 2001
- These photos were taken with a disposable camera, fixed focus, on Kodak 800 Max film.
- The film was scanned by Blacks to 1536x1024 pixels.
- The resulting images are 300 - 800 kbytes.
Traycer's photos are better.
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Mizzy Lake Trail in Algonquin Park, Ontario.
Off Highway 60 on the Park Corridor, at km 15.4. The park web site tells us that this 11 km trail requires an early start and a full day to do properly. It visits nine ponds and small lakes and affords some of the best chances to see wildlife in the Parkway Corridor.
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That's my fave pic in the roll there, on the left. Click it! |
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That's me at Wolf Howl Pond on the Mizzy Lake Trail. We saw nearly no animals this trip on the trail, yet a week later, with Jawn and D, we saw a gorgeous big turtle and a very bold little beaver. |
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 Img00002.jpg Pretzel at March Hare Lake |
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 Img00006.jpg Pond contains live turtles. I saw one the next week. |
 Img00007.jpg Seagull gives a dramatic reading from the trail guide. We take our ecological studies seriously! |
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 pretzel-traycer-onwards.jpg Pretzel (wearing the 24 Hours of Adrenalin t-shirt) and Traycer continue up the Mizzy Lake trail. |
 dwarf-and-sysadmins-algo-2001.jpg The Mizzy Lake trail hikers prepare to walk. |
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