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A tent goes up beside a wooded bay, seen from the camper’s hands.
Two otters swim near the rocky shore, and a backpack sits among fallen leaves.
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From a first-person view, both hands hold a tent pole as a half-built grey-and-blue tent fills the foreground at a wooded Isle Royale campsite. Its fabric is slightly creased, and the pole is not yet seated in one corner. In the clear light of an early November dusk, fallen leaves and a few yellow birch leaves show the late autumn season. Beyond the trees, a low rocky ridge slopes toward a quiet Lake Superior bay, where a couple of small river otters swim. A scuffed backpack rests on the uneven, leaf-strewn ground nearby.
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