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Yes … I guess I can see a lot more when I’m on Holidays. Maybe it won’t take me 2,000 years.


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Or, maybe reduce what is classified as a lake and do the ones that are connected.

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Very good idea. Kayak, tent, fishing rod, bear spray and a few other supplies and I can do many lakes a day.


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Don’t forget the beer


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I can visit more if they are small and connected by rivers, streams or short portage trails. Maybe I can do more. I’ll be in great shape by the end of the summer. Many of the Lakes nearby are connected via the Rideau Canal and Rideau River.


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The 123-mile-long (198 km) Rideau Canal, built as a military route and incorporating 47 locks, 16 lakes, two rivers, and a 360-foot-long (110 m), 60-foot-high (18.3 m) dam at Jones Falls (Jones Falls Dam), was completed in 1832.


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