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Contents

Pages 1 to 3:  Introduction and History
Pages 4 to 6: Maps
Pages 7 to 11:  North West River and Grand Lake
Page 12:  Naskaupi River
Pages 13 to 14:   Red Wine River
Page 15:  Red Wine Valley
Pages 16 to 18:  Highlands
Page 19:   Hubbard Monument
Page 24:  Visitors to monument.
Pages 26 to 28:  Evacuation from monument
Pages 29 to 31:
Innu Portage
Pages 32 to 33:
Useful information for canoeists and hikers

 You go through pretty country during the remaining 4 days of hiking to the Hubbard Monument.  The land is relatively flat although there are small rises varying from a few metres to a 100 metres to get over, small valleys to cross, plus windfalls and deadfalls, all of which will make you very glad to put your pack down at day’s end.  Add snow and starvation to the picture, and you can begin to appreciate what Elson and Wallace went through a hundred years before.

Below is one of my campsites in the highlands.

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