Well, not always, but I rarely use ridge lines.  Suspend by the corners and with a single line attached to the centre point of the tarp and attached that to a "sky hook" above.

MartinG wrote:

How do you define a watershed? I would have thought Maple was in the Amable Du Fond watershed which flows North to the Matawa. Everything else flows east to the Pet.

Grasping at straws now, Aura Lee?

Not Aura Lee  Re the watershed:  you're right; I messed up on that.  Rather than trying to justify what I said -- which I could do, but unconvincingly -- it's best to just forget that I even said anything about watersheds.

I need to give a clue, but I can't think of one without completely giving it away.  But how about this:
"I'm not a fan of Chrismar maps.  But sometimes they have some interesting names on them that stirs one's curiosity to want to go and have a look.  Do you like castles?  And then you might need a base camp.  This pictured campsite could serve that role."

Oh.  And while I don't know for sure, I would be amazed if either of Peek and Martin had not visited this lake.

I see a certain pattern in the guesses so far, but no.  I doubt that I've been to this lake in at least the last decade.  That was an old photo I posted.

Not Grand

Dwight wrote:

rgcmce wrote:

Laurel

Laurel Lake is correct! Look forward to one of your photos. Appreciate all the reports and photos you've posted online.

Thank you.  The problem is that I have slowed down significantly of late so not much new stuff.  But I'll find something.
 

Just below Crooked Chute.

TripperMike wrote:

Not Rain or Carl Wilson.

One of these guesses is closer than the other.

Well I guess there are an infinite number of locations on the line that is equidistant from Rain and Carl Wilson.  But there is even a larger infinite number of locations that are not on that line.  So not a particularly useful clue.