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[[underlined]] Oct. 16 [[/underlined]] in Wisconsin
[[underlined]] Marquette [[/underlined]]
Pineus strobus    com
" [[ditto for: Pineus]] cembroides? abn
" [[ditto for: Pineus]] resinosa ? " [[ditto for: abn]]
Picea   " [[ditto for: abn]]
Abices        com
Tsuga   " [[ditto for: com]]
Larix         abn.
Libocedrus    " [[ditto for: abn]]
Populus Tremuloides " [[ditto for: abn]]
Betula alba   " [[ditto for: abn]]
" [[ditto for: Betula]] glandulosa   " [[ditto for: abn]]
Alnus " [[ditto for: glandulosa]]   " [[ditto for: abn]]
Salix - many    " [[ditto for: abn]]
Acer saccarhinum   " [[ditto for: abn]]
" [[ditto for: Acer]] rubrum ?    " [[ditto for: abn]]
Ulmus americanus 
Fraxinus - black " [[Ditto for: com]]
" [[Ditto for: Fraxinus]] white " [[Ditto for: com]]
Viburnum prunifolium " [[Ditto for: com]]
Sanguisorba [[samburiphora?]] " [[Ditto for: com]]
Ledum  abn
Andromeda  " [[Ditto for: abn]]
[[underlined]] Shingleton [[/underlined]] 7:30 A.M.

[[underlined]] MacMillan [[/underlined]]
more swampy, no farms
[[underlined]] Dollarville [[/underlined]], a lumbertown
mainly swamps
[[underlined]] Soo Junction [[/underlined]]

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[[underlined]] Wellsburg [[/underlined]]
mainly dry land, sandy pines & burnt land, a few red oaks, the first
[[underlined]] Brinkley [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] South St. Marie [[/underlined]] 10:20
[[underlined]] South St. Marie, [[/underlined]] Ontario
[[underline]] Bruce [[/underlined]]
Same timber & plants
[[underlined]] Blind River [[/underlined]] - on the Bay
Quercus (red oak) a few
" [[Ditto for: Quercus]] (blk oak) " " [[Dittos for: a few]]
Pin Cherry
[[underlined]] Algoma [[/underlined]]
very rocky
[[underlined]] Cutler [[/underlined]]
more rocky, less timber
[[underlined]] Sudbury Jct [[/underlined]] - dark

[[underlined]] North Bay [[/underlined]] - 8:30 to 11:20

Transcription Notes:
Checked species names, kept Vernon's spelling, anything I'm unsure of is in [[?]] - @siobhanleachman Accdg to Google "Pinus Cembroides" is correct, but really looks like "Pimus" is what he wrote. - A.H. I agree completely that he misspelt "Pinus" but looks to me like "Pineus".