Duncan Bay/Tobin Harbor?

A local guy died in a nearby inland lake just last week. He went out on a terrible day, high winds and snow, with a water temp in the 30’s. We’re all try to figure out why anyone would paddle on a day like that. I went out for the first time last weekend. A small, inland lake near our home. An air t...

......Feels to me like this thread has run it's course. I think I'll let it rest for now--maybe we can pick it up later in the season with pics from this year's trips :). It has been fun! No doubt when I'm on the Island this coming season, I'll be looking to take some new campground pics that will ...

I've been here, but, like Kolo, will let somebody else answer.

I'm sure people will be able to Pick out a few clues, if they think about it.

Yep, you got it, it's Caribou.

No, not Hay Bay (though I would like to go there someday).

No guesses? Hint #2, water-access camp only (that's part of a dock you see on the far left edge of the picture).

A friend sent me this. Hint along far left edge of picture.

Caribou Island?

kolo wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2017 1:12 pm....Are you referring to the campground in Rock Harbor/Snug Harbor? It is a good guess but not correct.......

Yep. I figured it just may be in a campground that almost everybody has been to at one time. You can walk by something so many times you almost forget about it.

Rock Harbor?

Good one! No idea where this is, but it's the most unique picture I've seen yet.

The engine is in some sort of shed. I'm sure that's a clue.

Is that the Greenstone in the background?

Yep, that’s it. We’re probably halfway between Malone and Chippewa Harbor. If we beached our kayaks and walked inland, we end up at the Lake Whittlesley campground (after swimming across the lake). The people you see in the canoes were from Austria. They were lucky that we had an offshore, north win...

No, not that bit of coast.

1936 help define the forest in the background.