would suggest you have the papers with you at all times.
Tip #2: Keys, Keys Where Art Thou? You may recall last season I
suggested you obtain and use a five gallon pail with a watertight lid in which you should store extra clothing, sensitive electronics and other items, so they are available if the weather changes, or in case of an emergency. Well, I forgot to mention one
other essential item for that pail. Last summer I decided it was
finally time to introduce my wife, Ann, to Lake Temagami. After all, I have been going there off and on for more than 40 years and she was getting a little tired of me talking about the place without having seen it herself. So, prior to my annual fishing
trip in June, I made arrangements with the folks at Loon Lodge for us to rent their cottage for the first two weeks in August. After my fishing trip, I
contemplated leaving the boat at Loon Lodge, but I decided that since my summer trip was still six weeks away, I would bring the boat home just in case I had time to venture out locally. In retrospect, I probably should have left the boat there, as it didn’t get any use. Around my place, it’s always
an adventure getting prepared to travel to some summer destination for a couple of weeks. There is an endless list of items to pack, groceries to purchase and chores
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