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- Bryan and Vikki
- British Columbia far NW corner, Canada
- Early 60's male and female lovers of the outdoors. We stay out here in this remote area from Sept through to June. This is our 5th year. Just the two of us, plus our dogs Hannah and Ishi and our Japanese Bobtail cat Bee plus 2 chickens
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February
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- Handling the Daily Catch
- River Overflow
- Lots of Snowshowing to find the new way
- Re scenting Marten boxes..... Bryan uses marten f...
- Double Catch, Ice, Wayde's Cabin Inside
- Ice Shelf Gave Out......
- Wolves didn't get Cow Moose and Calf...
- Pack Rat Smell attracks Wolverine.
- Heading into the Headwaters of the Sutlahine River...
- Retrieving Wayde's Jet Boat Motor
- Wayde's Trapper Cabin on the Sutlahine..photos by ...
- Henri's Pictures of a Day on the Sutlahine Traplin...
- Sutlahine River Maps
- Vikki's Got a Bum Foot!!!!!
- Getting Stuck in the Sutlahine River with "Miss Pi...
- Fording a Small Stream
- Windy Pond Line Cabin and trip down to the Sutlahi...
- Going to stay at Windy Pond Line Cabin
- Trail Grader Used Down to Windy Pond
- Checking the Inklin Trial
- Henri, Chris, Sophie and a plane full of Boxes
- Beaver flew in with supplies and Henri
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- Bryan Made it to the Sutlahine River
- New Frangelled Gadgets. What is nice, What is a wa...
- The Difference between being Safe or Sorry!!!
- The Air Strip
- A Fisher and A Marten
- 3000 Honda Generator..... getting ice and dirt out...
- Windy Pond ....finishing the inside of the line ca...
- Walkers Valley Heavy Snowload
- -33 for 4 days..... generator will not work
- BURRRRRR
- Trees Popping...... Temperatures Droping
- Don Taylor's Winter SBX "On Sched" Rose Creek Mor...
- Trail Grader is a Success!!!!!!!
- THE GRADER TYPE TRAIL GROOMER...... PAINTING AND...
- Which Should Vikki Buy.... an i-pad, or what
- Santa Arrived By Helicopter This Winter
- Two Heli's, and Company for Vikki
- Digging Out and Shoveling off
- Heavy Snow and Lots of it.... -7 Cel.
- Don Taylor's Winter SBX "On Sched" Does it Again.
- Heavy Snow Fall and SBX signals heading into space...
- Skandic and Tundra Skidoos....all flown in here.
- Window on back of "Miss Piggy" going to Linecabin....
- Beaver Fever
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5 comments:
Is it as quiet out there as it looks in the photos?
Hi TechnoBabe...the silence is amazing...you can hear the wind come. When the wind is in the high mountain it has it's own incredible haunting roar. Now in the winter months we don't even hear the jets flying over on their way to Whitehorse....AND IF WE HEAR A SMALL PLANE (like once ever month) We stop what we are doing....and listen and listen to hear if it is going to land on our lake... last winter we had 2 helicoptors and 6 small planes.. a real treat for us..
Oh how I'd love to trade with you!
Hi Bryan&Vikki.
your world there looks magical in your pictures.
Are the weasels there the same as ours long and thin?
I used to watch one when I first started working in the timber we used to squeak him closer .It was fun watching their antic,s.
Enjoy your wonderful white world .Oh we got some snow yesterday but alas it changed back to our old favorite RAIN!!!!
Brian
Hi Brian....yes long and thin and have more spunk and will tackle a rabbit or a grouse.. It's storming here...
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