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Photographer: Paul Fehrenbach
Taken: July 21, 2011
Caption: Flambeau Trail – Flambeau Trail Crossing Marker
Additional Description: (Inset) “I will not undertake the portage today..the men.. ask rest. How weak they are. I gave each a drink of shrub, two double handfuls of flour, and two pounds of pork which they began to eat with such avidity that I was twice obliged to take the dish away from them, fortunately they all escaped with slight twinges of colic.” -Francois Victor Malhoit, 28 year old Clerk for the Northwest Fur Trading Company, 1804
Submitted: July 27, 2011, by Paul Fehrenbach of Germantown, Wisconsin.
Database Locator Identification Number: p164303
File Size: 0.526 Megabytes

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