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When the Otter splashed down on the remote Labrador lake, I was the poorest man exiting the door. I was there as a guest of the Labrador government to write about a new brook trout lodge. The guys that had paid full price each cut a check that would have cleared the loan on my pickup truck. As they emptied the plane of all their fancy gear marked with expensive brand names, everybody had a good time

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