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Amongst the grays and browns of the Manitoga woods, their lies moss that grows by side of the trail. They seems to be green accent colors dabbed around by nature itself. As you venture along this particular trail you come to a bubbling brook. You discover the only way across this icy water is to carefully walk across the slippery and maybe even loose stepping stones. Once safely on the other side and your short lived concerns are behind you, you turn to see the amazing ice sculptures nature has made in this unspoiled glistening brook. What an action packed hike in the winter woods of Manitoga. Thank you Russel Wright for this experience.
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