the sky, full of stars - s.e~b

ok, not full, not full like an august 2am Egmont Milky Way but Harrison Lake (33km³ lake volume!) will do, on stolen and occupied Stólō lands

s.e~b
Petroglyph on the western shoreline of Harrison Lake, BC.
#Indigenous #Doctor #HarrisonLake
HBC BRIGADES, 1846 EXPEDITION:
"At 6 pm encamped opposite some islands, having come about 24 miles on the lake. We fell in with 3 Indians very opportunely this afternoon, for they supplied us with some dried salmon, our former stock of which was exhausted.
"Sunday. Heavy rain. Set out at 2 1/4 am. At 6.40 reached the end of the lake #HarrisonLake where a sluggish current commences. The total length of the lake is about 36 miles, according to my computation. #HistoricJourney #AmWritingHistory
HBC BRIGADES, 1846 EXPEDITION:
"Cloudy. Having carried our canoes we set out at 2 3/4 am, and after passing with occasional delays a succession of rapids connected by an impetuous current, we arrived at the second lake #HarrisonLake at 10.35. It varies in breadth from 2 to 4 miles. The upper end bounded by steep and rocky shores affording few, if any, harbors for a long distance. At 6 pm encamped opposite some islands, having come about 24 miles on the lake. #HistoricJourney #AmWritingHistory
THE HBC BRIGADES, BLOGPOST:
In 1846, A.C. Anderson and his men embarked on an exploring expedition that would take them through modern-day Seton and Anderson Lakes, and down the Lillooet River to #HarrisonLake and, eventually, #FortLangley. This was the first of four cross-country journeys between #Kamloops and #FortLangley #BritishColumbia #History #Blogpost http://nancymargueriteanderson.com/lillooet-river/
‘Agressive’ human-caused wildfire near Harrison Lake grows to 800 hectares

The Chehalis River wildfire is now considered a Wildfire of Note as it grows to over 800 hectares near Harrision Lake. No evacuation alerts or orders have been issued so far.

Global News
New B.C. wildfires burning out of control near Harrison Lake

The BC Wildfire Service is reminding British Columbians to be responsible when they are in the backcountry areas and to handle open flames responsibly. 

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