YMCA camp sunk historic canoes to preserve them from wildfires
Wildfires continue to burn in the northland, and YMCA Camp Widjiwagon is doing whatever they can to save their storied canoes. The camp sunk some of their 100 year old canoes to the bottom of Burntside Lake to save them from the fires. Camp Executive Director Ben Hoffman joins All Day to talk about this plan.
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