Connecticut Lakes - 01

The kids pose at the US-Canada border, near the headwaters of the Connecticut River.

Connecticut Lakes - 04

The US-Canada border is a cleared strip of land. The kids hike along the border, and this view is into Quebec.

Connecticut Lakes - 06

Fourth Connecticut Lake, and headwaters of the Connecticut River.

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We visit the Fourth Connecticut Lake, and step into the headwaters of the Connecticut River.

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The kids examine Fourth Connecticut Lake, the headwaters of the Connecticut River.

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Fourth Connecticut Lake, and headwaters of the Connecticut River.

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Daddy and Andy at Fourth Connecticut Lake, the headwaters of the Connecticut River.

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Third Connecticut Lake.

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Second Connecticut Lake.

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Second Connecticut Lake.

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First Connecticut Lake.

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Lake Francis, Connecticut River.

Debanville campsite - 01

Kids push the canoes up the Nulhegan river to the campsite, at the start of our trip along the upper Connecticut River.

Debanville campsite - 03

Our nice little campsite on the Nulhegan River.

Debanville campsite - 06

Northern Forest Canoe Trail

Debanville campsite - 10

Ready to launch our canoes! Nulhegan river in the background, just above where it meets the Connecticut River.

Connecticut River - 01

Entering the Connecticut River from the Nulhegan river. Here we briefly face upstream.

Connecticut River - 04

A bald eagle circled right over our heads!

Connecticut River - 09

Along the Connecticut River, below North Stratford NH.

Connecticut River - 11

We approach the Railroad Trestle campsite. The trestle looks like a face!

RR Trestle campsite - 01

Our camp at the Railroad Trestle campsite, Vermont side of the Connecticut River.

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Our camp at the Railroad Trestle campsite, Vermont side of the Connecticut River.