- Date
- 2026-08-16
- Concepts
- trailsrecreationModern era
Clean and fully legible, on the same junction as the two blank wooden arrows and photographed twenty-six seconds after them. The contrast between the two is the record: the fork is marked by current signage while the older directional boards beside it are spent.
The sign’s artwork and wording are not the photographer’s.
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 · north-lake-trail-marker-at-the-y-2026
Cite this article
Beaver Island Archive, “The North Lake Trail marker at the Y, 2026”, https://beaverislandarchive.org/documents/north-lake-trail-marker-at-the-y-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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