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Not too far from Kenora. Really nice at this time of the year. Most of the moskito's are gone by the middle of August and replaced by the dragonflies if I remember correctly.
@Liam,
Wow! I knew you were Canadian, but I didn't know you had that degree of knowledge about that area. According to some neighbors (or should I say "neighbours") who are there now, the mosquitos are still out in force because of the late spring and lots of rain. But still should be better as the month goes on.
I shop in Kenora now that the general store in Minaki is shut down. Did you know that the Kenora Thistles won the Stanley Cup in 1907?
Best,
David
Enjoy the break, David. Even though I just left there, i miss Monterey/PG already, even with the crazy laws.
Thanks for setting up automatic posts.
Mark
Have a great vacation, David.
-robert.
Sorry for the delay. The Kenora Thistles won the Stanley Cup? LOL!!! They probably just got sold to a US team anyway