On Monday, Oct. 18, we drove to Lake Nebagamon to investigate the possibility of holding a Carlson family reunion in the summer of 2011. It was a beautiful, cool, fall day and Nebagamon was both the same and different. The town has some things that have not changed -- like the Auditorium, and ...
the DQ!
Maranatha Bay looks the same...
...and so does Honeymoon Point
The old Carlson cabin looks good.
Seidler's cabin looks good too. And the dock apparatus is impressive.
This is the revived "Lovik" cabin now owned by folks named Takkuken.
Here is the Hustad cabin...
...and this is another Hustad cabin.
On the road in from the Cleveland Road we met Mark Amstutz. He is Donna Hustad's husband and a Political Science prof at Wheaton College. He was up for the day and was closing up their place. We had a nice visit and learned several things from him.
They have built a beautiful place on the site of the old Carbaugh cabin. This is their place.
This is a beautiful log cabin where the Gotaas cabin stood.
Here is the Lindberg place.
The old Cedarholm cabin now owned the Steuerwalds.
Veerman's cabin.
On the site of the old Lockyer site has this impressive place.
Is this the extra (?) Hultman cabin?
Original Hultman place
The Shaeffer (sp?) property...Mark Amstutz had an interesting story about Bob Shaeffer.