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More like the Canadian Shield than the Land of Muskeg In August, 2000, four men descended the Sutton River, an overlooked river hidden in a corner of Hudson Bay Lowland. They found a land of contrasts: Canadian Shield-like rock outcroppings and a gorge in the midst of North America's largest wetland. Crystal-clear lakes and rivers in the kingdom of silt. Prized brook trout in a wilderness of pickerel and pike. Follow their journey in Jon Berger's sketches and Tom Terry's photos. |
Photo: Tom Terry |
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Map/Journal Index
N. Washagami Lake to Moss Lake (page 2) Moss Lake to Pine Lake (page 3) Pine Lake to Cross-Over (page 4) Cross-Over to Sutton Creek (pages 5-7) Sutton Lake to Hawley Lake (page 8) The Gorge (page 9) Sutton River to Aquatuk R Junction (pages 10-11) Sutton River to the Bay (page 12-13) Technical & Background Notes (page 14) Meet the Crew (page 15) |
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