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| The Oxtongue Lake store was ready for action first thing in the morning |
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| The demo area on the lake got busy early on |
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| Jeremy and Mike made a giant pile of snow on Friday. By Saturday, Nate was able to hollow it out into a liveable Quinzee. |
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| Our igloo-smiths, Andrea and Paul, got going on the IceBox igloo |
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| The friendly Chocpaw dogs are always ready to pull |
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| Two men and boy are no problem for six Alaskans |
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| These two are pretty happy campers. Thanks to the Blue Spruce for use of the trails! |
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| The Atlas Snowshoe demo tent was busy all day - thanks to Paul Young of Atlas. |
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| These young fellow took our advice to "have fun in the snow" quite literally. |
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| Dan Mahony of Ski for Life explains the finer points of XC skiing. |
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| Dan demonstrates the "no poles" drill with a beautiful sky behind him. |
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| The group tries to keep up with Dan. |
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| After a private lesson with Joan Mahony, this little girl is a "skier for life." |
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| The igloo grew steadily all day. |
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| On Sunday, the 16th annual Ragged Falls snowshoe hike took place. |
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| Ragged Falls is always spectacular! |
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| We saw some interesting animal tracks. I'm thinking mink. |
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| The woman in green and the bearded man recently moved to Canada and snowshoed for the first time at Winter Fun Day! |
Thanks for sharing your pictures with us Gord. Excellent photography, looks like everyone had a fun day out in the snow.
ReplyDeleteWhen you photograph scenes with a lot of snow, you need to overexpose with at least one step, otherwise the snow shows as grey (this is because cameras calculate exposure for scenes considered with average brightness).
ReplyDeleteWow, great shots, I love Ragged falls! Looks like a good time was had by all.
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