Kids pretending to carry bales of furs, Hudson's Bay fort

Nawitka, on July 19, said:

The brown cabin was split up into three living quarters, these were high-status, preferred accomodations for the the most valued workers at the Fort. These workers were permanent, not migrant. Each "motel unit", about 20x20, would house an entire family. When we visited, one unit was set up as the home of a boatbuilder, and he did his drafting on a table by the single window. Bed in opposite corner, children's bed (2 or 3 in one bed), cradle for the baby, stove -- not room for much more! Most work, even housework, was done outdoors.

Marilyn Whiteley, on July 19, said:

I see why you were reminded of this by my migrant workers' quarters picture. These are larger, but certainly crowded for permanent quarters. Your picture gives the flavour of the site very well.

josé carlos farina, on July 25, said:

BELÍSSIMA FOTO.