Tomomi's aunt Kimi made this for Sakura. It is a yukata, a light cotton summer kimono.

Taken on tarmac at the Thunder Bay Airport.

Some shots from the air strip.

Some pictures of the 9-passenger Pilatus aircraft,

the most common plane to fly to and from Fort Hope

Dave, Nate, Marcelle, and luggage at the Fort Hope Airport.
Lanny and Charis on the airstrip.

Police truck.

The Fort Hope Airport.

Sakura was born five months and one day ago. Tomomi made this cake for her. It says, "Sakura-chan" in Hiragana. "Chan" is used as a child's honorific.

This is a Cougar I by Chariot. It is a modular system that can be adapted for jogging and hiking. It can also be fitted with caster wheels to make it into a regular stroller. Most interestingly, you can buy kits that turn it into a bicycle trailer or a cross-country skiing pulk. It's not cheap, but it might be a good investment due to its versatility

Lakefront Drive.The Police Station

The Anglican church and mission house.

The local coffee shop.

Look carefully at the stop sign.

The shore near the float plane dock. The two kids sitting in the boat are my students, Sean and Daniel.