July 3, we arrived the late afternoon of July 2 and found complete but very rustic camp and cabin area. From the boat coming in you can barely see the camp and the moose trophy tree. In the late fall they ride in from the highway for 6 hours on horseback and have moose hunts. In one picture you can see the moose trophy tree and the front door or our cabin. The interior was very pleasant with lighting from propane lamps on the wall, a candle chandelier, and heat and heavy cooking from the wood burning stove. Windows were wide and no curtains. No need. No one there but us. There was a propane driven refrigerator and two burner propane stove. Water at the sink was lake water so we had to boil it or bring our own drinking water. The view with the firewood was from our front porch at 11:30 at night.
Saturday, July 4, 2009
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Suzy and Ken, this is just the vacation we need. Wow- thanks for sharing your trip this way. Roger and I are really enjoying your photojournaling and seeing you two out loving your vacation in such natural settings and back to nature spaces lifts us up and the next thing we're right there in the pictures with you. The camping and nature you're sharing soothes me as much as if I were right there. Love the cabin- don't know how I'd do with that wood fueled oven though. I might have to resort to the 'newer' old fashioned campfire cooking. Do moose hunters eat the moose like deer hunters do? Those antlers are pretty high up there on that tree- looks kind of like a moose antler totem pole. We are with you in spirit and enjoying your spectacular sunsets, sweet, fragrant smell of the pines and the crisp air. Take care, Robin & Roger
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