Kekekabic Winter Trail Clearing Dec 13 2008 - Page 2 - BWAC's Photos

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BWAC > We reached Pickerel Bay.

BWAC > Another water break. In cold weather, new partipants are less likely to drink enough water. We encourage developing healthy survival habits and turn them into instincts.

BWAC > More of the break.

BWAC > We depart onto the spur trail leading to the KEK and hope the wetland here is frozen.

BWAC > Crossing is going smoothly.

BWAC > Luke with two water bottles and a cup. Inside the pack is additional clothing and two "Tim Curtis" sandwiches.

BWAC > First "knee wrecker". Knee wrecker is any treefall either high off the ground and/or so thick that a backpacker has to twist his/her body when climbing over. This type of strain can lead to knee injuries. Our job is to minimize the risk to hikers but cutting down treefalls like these.

BWAC > Cross cut saw supplied by the US Forest Service does a quick job on the big poplar tree here.

BWAC > It may not be like opening a Faberge egg, but we marvel at the color patterns.

We reached Pickerel Bay.

> We reached Pickerel Bay.

We reached Pickerel Bay.

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