Life

As the name implies, the Lakes District and area is known for its amazing lakes and boating opportunities. And whether you are looking for the calm and quiet and relaxing experience of canoeing, kayaking, or sailing, or the adrenalin rush of water skiing, jet boating or power boating, you will find a lake in the Lakes District perfect for your brand of summer fun.

The history of Burns Lake is rich in First Nations history, culture, and legend. This is because long before the arrival of Europeans, several distinct groups of First Nation people inhabited the area. Today Burns Lake has six native bands - Cheslatta Carrier Nation, Lake Babine Nation, Burns Lake Band, Wet’suwet’en, Nee-Tahi-Buhn Band, and Skin Tyee.

We are well into July and still we have had no really hot weather. Some places it's too hot or flooding. We have a very heavy hay crop but so far no drying weather. Maybe there will be a turn and a break for the ranchers.

I just had a nice little note slipped under the P.O. door this morning.

Current events in the Middle East remind me of psalm 83, “Come, let us cut off Israel from being a nation; that the name of Israel be no more in remembrance.”

The first day of summer was a great day and it felt really like a nice warm summer day. Maybe summer has come.

Another week is rolling around again, seems go faster as I get older.

Here I am back again after such a wonderful holiday.

First, I want to say, “Go Canucks go.”

The Wagon Wheel is now open for another season. It's always a very popular place to watch the lake and enjoy their good and great hospitality. Also a nice place to visit for your friends.