Alex Bloss, our Weldwood liaision.
A sign warning of a buried sour gas pipeline. These pipelines criss-cross all over Northern Alberta, and in some areas the pipeline networks seem to be almost more complex than the road systems.
An "off-road" load on a logging truck. You don't really appreciated just how heavily loaded these trucks are until you really look at the truck, and realize that it is a full-size "eighteen-wheeler," and think about how small your compact car would appear beside this truck.
Our camp mascot - proudly guarding the entrance to camp.
A mountain sheep.
A one-eyed sphinx moth, as evidenced by the writeup in the bug book it is sitting on.
Drew Teal.
Eboni Cossey.
Lowell Geddart, about to have a drink of water.
Todd Nichols, bagging up.
Our checker, Scirolli, checking the temperature in Carmen's planting bags.
The thermometer sitting on the ground at a cache. It's starting to get warmer!
Stephan, our cook.
A happy crowd at supper.
Stephan, serving dinner to Byron.
Byron's tray of supper: broccoli, cauliflower, beet green salad, baked potato, fried onions, and a steak (cooked medium rare). That's a big tray Byron!
Carmen, our senior industrial first aid attendant, looking after Duncan, who just got some debris in his eye that scratched his cornea.
Boxes of empties being processed at the recycling center.
A compressed bale of cardboard, weighing about 550 kilograms.