- Date
- 2026-08-16
- Concepts
- trailsrecreationModern era
Both boards are blank. The paint has weathered off entirely, leaving a faint incised arrow on the upper board and illegible traces on the lower one.
The junction is the Y, where Buffalo’s Camp Trail divides and the North Lake Trail forks north. It is signed — see The North Lake Trail marker at the Y, 2026, photographed twenty-six seconds later — but half of what stands there no longer carries a readable direction.
Sources
- Bommarito, Michael. Field photograph, Buffalo's Camp Trail and the route south to waypoint V, Beaver Island, 16 August 2026.Positioned by matching shutter time to the walked GPS track; the camera's own EXIF GPS was not used and is unreliable across this set. See the image's provenance sidecar.photos · fieldwork · buffalos-camp-trail-the-y-directional-signs-2026
Cite this article
Beaver Island Archive, “The blank directional signs at the Y, 2026”, https://beaverislandarchive.org/documents/buffalos-camp-trail-the-y-directional-signs-2026/, accessed [date], citing Bommarito, Michael. Field photograph, Buffalo's Camp Trail and the route south to waypoint V, Beaver Island, 16 August 2026..
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