Photos by bcbennycan : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Hey Ben, looked on fb but there are lots of ben stewarts on there. Have a look for Dirk Mendel on fb or send me an email, dirkm@telus.net.

Please look this up, I did find more to the story So far away and such different lives. Our Canadian boys and me as well come from a life of wilderness survival.

Thank you again, this story really was great, and made this whole posting on the google what it was ment to be. Cheers Eh! Big smiles :-)

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28085993

I know my mom still talks to his kids time to time.

There is a cool old forestry lookout up there, with a nice trail to it about a 3 hour walk I believe

On the way there is a giant beaver pond then a road to the west that leads to longworth then railway then nothing but very old big trees never logged or might now even walked though in places. Other than that a few big Grizzly bears and lots and lots of mosquito’s. I been on the big mountain "Lindup". past the last of the tree line but it gets very windy and storms can blow up almost anytime. From there the world looks just excellent.

I try for next spring the fall is nice but hard to find a great day of sunshine

I will go look at the pics, I think he lived in a A-Frame house on the river many years ago.

I used to swing in there on a big cable when I was a kid with my friends in Penny. I grew up there my dad is Don stewart he sitll lives there. A lot of people go here

The picture was made when you come from Mc Gregor (Pass Lake Road?) and cross the McGregor bridge and turn right and from there I think 30 km. To Jarvis Lakes we always followed Sandy Road (before the bridge right) and followed always the road at the southside of the McGregor until the end where we left the truck and took the horses. From there is a trail pass wishaw and kakwa lake up to jarvis. You can see the trail on Google earth. If you have more questions coela262@yahoo.de

Nice stuff