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It may look like clear water, but is it clean enough to drink? It's easy to take purified water for granted, as we are surrounded by it in our everyday lives. With a simple turn of a faucet, seemingly unlimited water comes gushing out to meet our demands, and even assumes your desired temperature! Before embarking on your wilderness adventure, it is necessary to plan out not only what your water sources will be, but how you will purify the water you obtain.
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Boundary Waters Canoe Area (BWCA). If you wish to take a hike or a long camping trip, the BWCA provides a wonderful place to do so. |
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The great north woods of Minnesota provide excellent opportunities for landscape photography. |
Waking up on a crisp morning to fog rolling across the lake is a site to behold and a feeling to embrace. I never leave my camera behind because at moments like these don't come often. Memories can fade, but pictures do not. It's nice to go back once and a while at take a peek into your past and relive the moments you have had the privilege of experiencing. The lesson I have learned is to enjoy every moment you have in the wilderness. - Drew Laursen
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