Barren ground caribou chased down the Trans-Labrador Highway. Many did not migrate north this summer.
Black bear at Churchill Falls garage dump. Typically, there were three to eight bear at the landfill
each time I visited. Some, such as this female weighed about 600 pounds. While not aggressive,
caution was prudent; these garbage bears have no fear of humans.
Sunset from my camp on the Churchill River 25 km west of Churchill Falls.
Ashuanipi River west of Labrador City. The Ashuanipi is noted for its trophy brook trout weighing
as much as ten pounds.
VO2/K2FRD (now VO2FS) camp and ham radio station. Note Labrador flag, 20m all-band tentpole
vertical on 40-ft mast, Buddipole configured as a 6m beam.
Marsh east of my campsite. Forest is 99% black spruce.
Typical string bog unique to Labrador and northeastern Quebec.
Conditions on my arrival in late May 2004. Remaining snow was eight feet deep in some locations.
