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lastUpdate = "November 17, 2004"
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// October 23, 2004 - Portage Lake to Willis Road, WP-Trail
slides[0] = new Slide("01", "We are out on a mapping project today. Sure the hiking is fun, but this time we have other reasons to be out too. <ref>Andy is here</ref> downloading data into his laptop from his Magellan GPS. We're at a Waterloo-Pinckney Trail and side trail intersection. After we walk down each side trail we download track data for that trail. This time we're near Portage Lake at the western end of the Waterloo Pinckney Trail. John Lawton is in the background. 11:37.");
slides[1] = new Slide("02", "Well the weather hasn't been ideal. But certain <ref>rain won't stop Andy</ref> from downloading track data. 13:53.");
slides[2] = new Slide("03", "There were a few blow-downs along the trail. <ref>John is a diligent trail maintaner</ref> and Andy is a fine assistant. We're near Willis road at this point. 15:18.");
slides[3] = new Slide("04", "We had crossed paths with Joy on our way out from Portage Lake. Back then it wasn't raining, but now it was. We had just turned around from Willis Road and Joy was returning from Portage Lake <ref>on her return to Sackrider Hill.</ref> 15:41.", 525, 700);
slides[4] = new Slide("05", "<ref>Andy is buried under this poncho.</ref> The rains have intensified but he still has data to download. We're returning to Portage Lake. 16:12.");
slides[5] = new Slide("06", "The rains had let up and we were just about back to Portage Lake. There was enough light though to show off <ref>these remarkably colorful</ref> trees (oak, maple, others I'm sure - we certainly came across plenty of sasafras). This vibrancy of color is just wonderful to behold. 17:11.");

// October 27, 2004 - lunar eclipse
slides[6] = new Slide("07", "On October 27, 2004 a total lunar eclipse was visible to many people in the northern hemisphere. We had clear skies here in Ann Arbor so had a great view. While I was unable to catch a glimpse of the eclipse at or near totality I did see it near it's start <ref>and as it waned and the moon moved out of Earth's shadow.</ref> 23:58.");
slides[7] = new Slide("08", "A <ref>crop of one of my several eclipse photos.</ref> I was surprised it turned out as well as it did. Though a bit blurry do to air quality and a less than rock solid tripod setup it's still not bad. I wish I had more to work with than just the mere 100mm (35mm equivilant) lens of my Canon Powershot S70.", 425, 359);

// November 7, 2004 - near Cassiday Lake Road in Waterloo Rec. Area
slides[8] = new Slide("09", "John Lawton and I were out to scout a possible hike for December. </ref>John is looking for where we should best go next</ref> as we stand southwest of our starting point perhaps a little less than a hour out on our expanding spiral hike from Cassidy Lake Road. 10:45.");
slides[9] = new Slide("10", "<ref>The glorious day is not going to fade.</ref> We've got startling warm temperatures in the mid-50s and a brilliantly clear sky. Sure the leaves are all but done now but it's lovely out as we walk along ridges. 11:04.");
slides[10] = new Slide("11", "<ref>Even fallen trees support life.</ref> I like reminders of things like this - the moss is doing just fine. 11:04");
slides[11] = new Slide("12", "This <ref>garter snake</ref> didn't seem to mind being photographed. I imagine the snake was too happy just enjoying a chance to soak in the unusually warm day's heat. 11:29.");
slides[12] = new Slide("13", "I've always like <ref>transitions like this.</ref> This field is the first major meadow we will cross on this hike. 12:21.");
slides[13] = new Slide("14", "<ref>Looking back across the meadow.</ref> Farmers are allowed to come and mow the meadow for its tall grass which they can use as fodder for their animals. We're about to wander by a small stream and start our walk towards a massive viewless hill which we plan to partly circumnaviate. 12:32.");
slides[14] = new Slide("15", "<ref>This map is not drawn to scale.</ref> John sketeched it in a sandy spot along the Waterloo-Pinckney trail just after we had crossed Cassidy Lake Road. We still have plans to walk on past Winnewanna Lake and some bushwhacking. 13:14.", 525, 700);
slides[15] = new Slide("16", "<ref>Winnewanna Lake.</ref> Last time I was here the skies had quite a few more clouds and it was definitely colder (see <a href=\"../leapfrog2003/index.html\"> Leapfrog Gathering 2003</a>). Like last year we had lunch here. 13:43.");
slides[16] = new Slide("17", "<ref>Tammerack trees are conifers.</ref> But unlike spruce or red and white pines (to name just some) these trees shed there needles and certainly are not evergreens. In the fall the needles become brilliantly yellow. These trees around Hankard Lake would have been much more yellow even a week before. 15:24.");
slides[17] = new Slide("18", "<ref>Looking back towards Hankard Lake.</ref> This short side trail to this small lake starts just past our parking spot on Cassiday lake road. This would make a decnet campsite but for all the poison sumak and such that's around. We did find evidence of a very recent fire (not even a fire ring made around it) built on the side trail. 15:29.");

// November 11, 2004 - Northern Lights - well not really.
slides[18] = new Slide("19", "<ref>The sky is sadly clouded over, but we still have sky lights of a fashion.</ref> These orange tinged clouds certainly provided me with much to watch, but the light that you see is reflected light from the city. 01:22.");
slides[19] = new Slide("20", "<ref>Another view of our &ldquo;Northern Lights.&rdquo;</ref> 01:29");