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1895
Stony Lake.
picture of the point as we approached. About somewhere in the Islands we saw the most English English man I've seen - very red in the face - a short pipe - a green & brown Tam o'Shanter - a brown velveteen short coat - whiteish Knickerbockers & low shoes! - Wrote a letter home, on the boat, & so did Mary. About noon we saw a pretty camp at our left & pretty soon the boat puffed up to some rocks & they put out a board & the Cap't said "Do you recognize them?" We didn't at first because we were looking for the girls & they had gone to the store for us - Ralph & Flavie brought us in & it was all lovely. We got just about the view shown in the picture I took afterward. Freddie & Ned came rowing around the point & did the honors of the camp - which is better remembered than described. They began getting dinner & I got into my flannel waist &c., all ready & took a picture of them eating - just as we got to the "marmelade tart" stage. We had fish with egg batter, coffee, &c.&c. Very nice indeed. Frederica & Mary did the dishes & we sat in "my seat" in the "parlor" & talked. Then went over to the funny little store & P.O. to mail our letters & get

1895
Stony Lake.
picture of the point as we approached. About somewhere in the Islands we saw the most English English man I've seen - very red in the face - a short pipe - a green & brown Tam o'Shanter - a brown velveteen short coat - whiteish Knickerbockers & low shoes! - Wrote a letter home, on the boat, & so did Mary. About noon we saw a pretty camp at our left & pretty soon the boat puffed up to some rocks & they put out a board & the Cap't said "Do you recognize them?" We didn't at first because we were looking for the girls & they had gone to the store for us - Ralph & Flavie brought us in & it was all lovely. We got just about the view shown in the picture I took afterward. Freddie & Ned came rowing around the point & did the honors of the camp - which is better remembered than described. They began getting dinner & I got into my flannel waist &c., all ready & took a picture of them eating - just as we got to the "marmelade tart" stage. We had fish with egg batter, coffee, &c.&c. Very nice indeed. Frederica & Mary did the dishes & we sat in "my seat" in the "parlor" & talked. Then went over to the funny little store & P.O. to mail our letters & get

1895
Stony Lake.
picture of the point as we approached. About somewhere in the Islands we saw the most English English man I've seen - very red in the face - a short pipe - a green & brown Tam o'Shanter - a brown velveteen short coat - whiteish Knickerbockers & low shoes! - Wrote a letter home, on the boat, & so did Mary. About noon we saw a pretty camp at our left & pretty soon the boat puffed up to some rocks & they put out a board & the Cap't said "Do you recognize them?" We didn't at first because we were looking for the girls & they had gone to the store for us - Ralph & Flavie brought us in & it was all lovely. We got just about the view shown in the picture I took afterward. Freddie & Ned came rowing around the point & did the honors of the camp - which is better remembered than described. They began getting dinner & I got into my flannel waist &c., all ready & took a picture of them eating - just as we got to the "marmelade tart" stage. We had fish with egg batter, coffee, &c.&c. Very nice indeed. Frederica & Mary did the dishes & we sat in "my seat" in the "parlor" & talked. Then went over to the funny little store & P.O. to mail our letters & get
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