Ice went out last night! We woke to a clear lake except for a few push ups of ice along the shore inside the break wall.
It never ceases to amaze me how the ice can be 8 inches thick one day and gone the next. A little wind and above freezing temps sure help.
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Spring is the time of year that bears start moving around after a winter of hibernation. We tend to do the same thing. During the winter our office is in our home. We can answer the phone, email and keep things afloat in our underwear at 3 am if we choose. (no visuals please)
Now we are getting back ...read more.
On Sat morning at the early hour of 6AM I was interviewed on ESPN Radio 1000: Chauncey’s Great Outdoors as a part of Ontario’s Ministry of Tourism promotion.
The interview was about 10 minutes long and comes in just after the 10 minute mark.
here is the link to the podcast
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Flindt Lake cabin in it’s pre 1996 days.
In years gone by, a cabin was just a roof over your head. One room, bunks along the wall, mice for room mates, stuffy, mosquitoes travelling through the wall at will, and a hot plate for cooking was the order of the day.
Flindt lake was one of ...read more.
Our summer season is approaching quickly. In a month we’ll be getting camps ready and flying out our first guests. Before things get too hectic Karen and I are visiting our daughter, son-in-law and two grandsons near Vancouver BC. With the 2010 winter Olympics being hosted in Vancouver next winter, Whistler ski hills will be a booming place. As we ...read more.
I’ve been asked several times to post about some of the history of Ignace Airways and Ignace Outposts. Here is one of hopefully many trips down memory lane.
When we arrived in Ignace 24 years ago, we were not only welcomed by some the best fishing in the country but we also inherited an unique piece of history. This ...read more.
