Fraser Lk Museum.jpg by Gill Kopy

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29-AUG-2014

Fraser Lk Museum.jpg

Fraser Lake, B.C.

The homestead of the first European woman to move to the area in 1902, Louisa LeDuke,
who referred to it as the "honeymoon suite". The only trouble was that fireweed
grew up through the floor boards !!

Canon EOS 6D
1/125s f/11.0 at 17.0mm iso200 full exif

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Paul LeDuke		24-Jun-2016 01:51
This is my grand parents house.First saw it in 1966 when it was being used as a hay barn.My dad told me many stories about growing up in the area,and his mom and dad.So glad to see it restored.Had the opportunity to show to my kids a few years ago what a thrill!

Guest		03-Sep-2014 01:38
The angles and lines create a mathematical order of clean precision, yet adorned with a hovering blue sky and clumps of wildflowers about the museum, the image has homeyness. Excellent composition. V

Jeff Real		01-Sep-2014 14:43
A really nice composition ~V~

Ali Majdfar		31-Aug-2014 17:57
Fantastic history behind this place, thanks for sharing! ~V

Tom LeRoy		31-Aug-2014 16:56
A fine shot of this historic cottage. Must have been interesting times! V

Claude		31-Aug-2014 13:40
In 1902 this must have been a luxury honeymoon suite. Great historic shot. V

Neil Marcus		31-Aug-2014 13:06
Nicely maintained. She was courageous to be the first.

Helen Betts		31-Aug-2014 06:05
Good perspective and light for this historic building, which looks to be nicely preserved. Not so sure it would be pleasant with things growing through the floorboards, though! V.

globalgadabout		31-Aug-2014 05:07
looks sturdy and cosy...excellent POV..

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