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Chippawa Bay – Powell Lake 1978
Ive always gone into the backcountry, years ago I ventured into Chippawa Bay on Powell Lake, I had my camera, my trustie Kodak 110 with a whole 12 picture capacity and went for a walk. Well first I had to … Continue reading
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