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Here's one. This photo dates from the 1970s. Hence the dust and strange colour balance.
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Don't recognise this spot but wanted to point out that is actually game 437.
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Hubby thinks it might be White Trout.
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deeptrout wrote:
Don't recognise this spot but wanted to point out that is actually game 437.
Looks like that’s my fault I messed up on the last one.:-(
WIA chaos will now ensue !
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Hubby thinks it might be White Trout.
That was going to be my guess as well. Looks maybe like a campsite on the east shoreline
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WIA chaos will now ensue !
The chaos is working; people think it's White Trout, but it's not.
When I was choosing a picture to post, my first decision was that I was going to post an old photo and my first choice was this one, which is White Trout. But since I had previously published this photo and it might be findable through a reverse image search, I went with another instead. (It's also pretty obvious, I think.)
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Looks like a few areas on Booth Lake to me.
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Neither Big Trout or Booth.
To avoid ambiguity and to set the stage for a potential future clue, I am looking for the name this location currently goes by, not historic names.
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Eustache? Never been there but have passed it many times. I hear there are cliffs.
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Not Eustache or Rock Lake. Possibly the subject of a Tom Thomson painting. Diana and I disagree on that. (We don't disagree as to the lake, just whether this is the actual spot.)
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Getting a Rock Lake vibe. Across from the Louisa portage?
That was going to be my guess!
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not Louisa.
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Not Joe. The TT painting I referred to is believed to have been painted in 1916.
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