Ferrying Firewood Across The River

Ferrying firewood across the river in a canoe

Sometimes you get to a campsite on a remote river and the firewood has been picked over. Especially if it has been used for a while. But there is almost always firewood on the other side of the river. In this (grainy) photo, I’m transporting a canoe full of firewood for the night’s cook fire across the Bonaventure river on the Gaspé Peninsula in Quebec.

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  • Jason Hyland

    Even though the photo is grainy, it’s clear to me that you’re squinty eyed and mean business!

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