(photo by Bob: 2007-05-11 - explore)
The Head of Canoe Navigation
In the 19th century, this location along the Little Bonnechere River was known as the head of canoe navigation. (Note that this photo is looking across the river.) The implication is that transportation farther upstream (in support of the timber operations) was by foot or tote road. An important stopping place was established here.
Last Friday Bob, Ric, and Richard explored this section of the Little Bonnechere River. An account of our day (with more pictures) is found here: Bonnechere River from Stringer Lake to Sligo
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