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The Cook and the Campfire
August 1915
Earl cooking breakfast over the campfire at the camp near the Vermillion River, which is in the background.
Burntside Lake Campsite
1911
The Gang at their camp in a shady spot by Burntside Lake. The canoes are in the water on the left.
Lunch by the Lake
July 27, 1911
The Gang eating their lunch by French Lake. Their canoes are pulled up on the shoreline.
Camp 2
1909
A view across water towards Camp 2, showing tents, canoes, and The Gang.
Canadian Rangers' Camp
1911
Two Canadian Rangers eating a meal by the campfire at their camp on Eden Island by Quetico Lake.
