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In the summer of 2012, I took a job as an expedition canoe guide on the boundary waters in

Northern Minnesota and southern Ontario. These are our massive wilderness area of lakes and land.

I was working for the Boy Scouts and were based on Moose Lake on the US side.

My job was to facilitate a fun and safe multi-day trip anywhere from 7 to 12 days out.

Most of that summer was typical too, but one expedition in particular still haunts me as a result

of what happened to us over the course of a few days. Here is the account in full.

So my crew was on the younger side. There were nine of us in total. The maximum allowed in a group

per hour permit. There were six Scouts, two adult advisors, Scout Masters, and myself.

They had wanted to do a 200 mile, but didn't have the physical ability, so we had to amend the route.

They were bummed out, so I decided to take them to a waterfall called Eddie Falls.

It's pretty flat up there, so the waterfall is somewhat rare, but that decision

would end up putting us in the path of, well, something.

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