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Just before the moose was killed. [Moose swimming]. July 2nd, 1924. / Photographed by Max G. Cameron.

In the ice, McLeod Bay. [A schooner in the ice]. July 2nd, 1924. / Photographed by Max G. Cameron.

Charleton [Charlton] Harbour; and the start of Pike's Portage, from the cliffs. Sept. 1924. / Photographed by G. H. Blanchet.

The Lockhart River, flowing west. July 1924. / Photographed by John Russell.

The end of the 3 1/4 mile portage this is the first of the small lakes, Lake Harry [Harry Lake lobstick]. July 8th, 1924. / Photographed by Max G. Cameron.

The "Ptarmigan" [schooner] in harbour at [Fort] Reliance. July 1924. / Photographed by G. H. Blanchet.

The lower part of the Parry Falls, Lockhart River. Aug. 1923. / Photographed by G. H. Blanchet.

As we approach Artillery Lake, Pike's Portage [Pikes Portage Route]. July 11, 1924. / Photographed by John Russell.

A big load, but maybe not so heavy as it looks. [Man carrying a loaded backpack]. July 1924. / Photographed by G. H. Blanchet.

The end of the portages, Artillery Lake. [Man with a pack in the distance]. July 11th, 1924. / Photographed by John Russell.

Max Cameron piles it on. [Man carrying a loaded backpack]. July 1924. / Photographed by John Russell.

West end of Acres Lake, Pike's portage [Pikes Portage Route]. July 9th, 1924. / Photographed by John Russell.

Acres Lake, from its east end at R.18. July 9th, 1924. / Photographed by John Russell.

Carrying a canoe around a short rapids, Casba River [Lockhart River, the portion between Artillery Lake and Ptarmigan Lake]. July 1924. / Photographed by G. H. Blanchet.

Pike's Portage [Pikes Portage Route], Charleton [Charlton] Harbour. Tents of trappers, etc., near the beach. Sept. 1924. / Photographed by John Russell.

Twisted birch, aspen and spruce. Aug. 1923. / Photographed by G. H. Blanchet.

Our first camp on Artillery Lake. July 12th, 1924. / Photographed by John Russell.

[Caption for photos :0844 and :0845:] We had to work our way along the lanes between the ice fields, in order to get up the lake at all. [Four men in two canoes]. July 16th, 1924. / Photographed by John Russell.

This stuff [ice] held us up for a day or two. [Men in a canoe on an icy lake]. July 17th, 1924. / Photographed by John Russell.

Muskox cascade, Casba River [Lockhart River, the portion between Artillery Lake and Ptarmigan Lake], 17' drop. / Photographed by John Russell.

The Arctic Prairie, Casba Lake [Ptarmigan Lake]. July 1924. / Photographed by Max G. Cameron.

Old Fred makes tea [beside the lake. A transit and two canoes along the shore]. July 1924. / Photographed by Max G. Cameron.

The last spruce. East side Casba L [Kasba Lake]. The axe is set up for comparison. July 1924. / Photographed by G. H. Blanchet.

A rather small caribou. [Souci King holding up the head of a caribou carcass] Aug. 1923. / Photographed by G. H. Blanchet.

The Casba river [Lockhart River, the portion between Artillery Lake and Ptarmigan Lake] in many places flows between sandy banks. July 1924. / Photographed by John Russell.