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Looking toward Loon Island from Loon Island Trail.
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Lake Hiawatha is formed by Pipestone Creek. Animals can be seen getting water from here at different times throughout the day.
Slaughter Slough Kiosk, the only visible marker for the trailhead, is near 225th Ave., a gravel road in the middle of farm fields and prairie.
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Kevin Killingbeck
Sep 13, 2017 near Slayton, MN
“Looking toward Loon Island from Loon Island Trail.”  

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Lake Hiawatha is formed by Pipestone Creek. Animals can be seen getting water from here at different times throughout the day.
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Loon Island Trail

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Slayton, MN
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