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Subject: Re: Lake Superior Ice Floe


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Pathfinder
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Date Posted: 20:34:07 12/15/04 Wed
In reply to: Ken Knight 's message, "Re: Lake Superior Ice Floe" on 16:18:36 12/15/04 Wed
 The Lake Superior Ice is at peak thickness and coverage. Typically, Lake Superior is completely covered by early to mid Feb. This would obviously would make the trip safer. At least we all hope.

Pathfinder




>I am curious what is it about late February that makes
>the Lake best for traveling during late Febraury-early
>March?
>
>>Anyhew, after research and suggestions, the lake will
>>be
>>best for traveling on/around during end of February.
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