Cabin at Singing River

Chris Czajkowski points out that on the current fire map: If you follow the river down from Lonesome lake (the zig zag lake), just before the fire boundary you will see a faint pale smudge. That was the Turner's homestead where my Lonesome lake cabin was. John's homestead was at the bottom right corner of Lonesome Lake. From a review of her book on the building of the Lonesome Lake cabin, Cabin at Singing River:

As an alternative to the stifling city, she builds her own log cabin on Lonesome Lake in the Coast Range east of Bella Coola, twenty-seven miles from the nearest road. “This is why I am here,” she writes to Canadians mythed on the North, “to experience one of the few places on Earth where great wild creatures still roam free. What a privilege it is to be a part of the primal world”