Dave Mcculloch only had a slip of water, but slip in he did. When the subsurface ice made paddling too much of a grind, he did things differently.
“The walking trail plowed on Dragon Lake flooded with overflow water,” he said. “The water was deep enough to float the canoe but not really deep enough to actually paddle so I decided that poling might work better, which it did – made for a fun and novel afternoon.”
It was also a perfect day to set up his tripod and take a portrait of the canoe action on the sunny day.
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