Canada

[Deadwood Dutch]

This is an old photo that I took in the early 1970's when I was fishing and hunting up in Northern Quebec in the CIP logging territory. I think the Lakes were named Moore and Oliva. It's been a long time. We pulled a trailer and boat for 108 miles on a dirt road once we got off the main road. (Canadian International Paper Company territory)

[RanchRoper]

Likely hasn't changed much. Except our pulp and paper industry has been down for years.

[PT7]

Nice photo, Dutch, and even looks a little familiar. We saw quite a lot of hillside logging areas when we lived/traveled in the Pacific Northwest in the late 90s. Beautiful country.

[Sir Henry]

Looks like a lot of the places I've camped and fished.

[Deadwood Dutch]

Thanks, one more from up there back when I was young. A long time ago With my Winchester that I stupidly sold.

[JEBar]

thanks for the pictures, very beautiful country .... its highly unlikely that I'll ever get to see it again in person

[Deadwood Dutch]

thanks for the pictures, very beautiful country .... its highly unlikely that I'll ever get to see it again in person

Me neither.

[Deadwood Dutch]

One in black and white, I took around 1970 near Lake Capitachuan, CIP logging territory, Quebec. And one a buddy took of me, about a year later near the same location, 108 miles off the beaten path. Other than a few French Canadian loggers, the only other human that we ran into up there was an old French Canadian trapper that lived up there in a cabin with two Siberian huskies. He invited us over from our campsite one evening because he said he got a bit lonely there. He was sort of an "unofficial game warden" for that area, whatever that meant. He gave us a drink of his "moonshine" whiskey, and yes, you only needed a small sip. [/[URL=http://s1083.photobucket.com/user/bmolloy1/media/Mobile%20Uploads/2016-05/855FD842-0DB7-4684-839B-65277CAFF01D_zpsvouoe9wn.jpg.html]