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By BRIAN TAUSS
Rappahannock News Contributing Writer
Four a.m. came early for two local teenagers and one adult looking for an adventure. On July 22, Darrell Jenkins of Culpeper County and William Settle of Rappahannock County started a two thousand mile journey which would take them into the wilderness of Ontario, Canada.
The journey, an idea originating from Washington Baptist Church, located in Washington was designed to take interested teenagers up to the north country where they could experience the works of God through nature and broaden their lives through a wilderness adventure they would remember.
The first day consisted of a fourteen hour drive which covered Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York, culminating in Seely’s Bay Ontario. Tired, hungry and eager, the three headed into the wilderness to catch dinner. Within minutes, (actually hours), Darrell landed a ten (actually five), pound bass which the three devoured in minutes (about one). Tents up, stomachs full, the three Virginians laid back watching the reflection of a full moon glistening over a northern lake.
In the following days an Indian reservation was visited, (adorned with mounted bears, wolves and moose), old Fort Henry, (built in the 1800’s), and Canada’s Northland, a vast wilderness of forests, inter
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