1998-11-25
beef - Ames, IA
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1999
Bumper sticker for Spenser Villwock's bicycle-powered recycling business
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1999-01
North California coast - trip from Oregon to California with Mandi
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1999-01
North California coast - trip from Oregon to California with Mandi
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1999-01
North California coast - trip from Oregon to California with Mandi
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1999-01
Me - Northern California coast
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1999-01
Mandi on the north California coast
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1999-02
Me, Beef, and Frank at Amanda McBeth's Portland, OR home
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1999-02
Me at Amanda McBeth's Portland, OR home
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1999-05
Me, John Rossi, and Amanda McBeth at the Bali Satay House before John leaves for Oregon
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2000-01-01 00:06:44
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2000-07
July 2000 fishing trip to Dubawnt Lake in Canada's Nunavut Territory. Roger Bense, Chad Bense, Robbin Minke, Jerry Biermaier, Dennis Rosenow, Jim Van Horrick, my father (Owen Bohnsack) and I went on a fishing trip with Tukto Lodge to the greatest Lake Trout Lake on earth. That's what they claimed anyways. After being there, I believe them. - John holds up a beauty trout. I think my dad caught this one. Note the bug gear. When the wind was down and we were away from the main lake, the bugs were nasty. - Nunavut Canada
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2000-07
This was my first or second fish. We were something like 5 minutes on the water and without a guide. We didn't have a scale. We think it was over 30 pounds. - Nunavut Canada
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2000-07
Trapped by ice - Nunavut Canada
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2000-07
The Otter docked at the Dubawnt camp along with our fishing boats. Note the summer tundra. The white flufball flowers in the foreground are but a tiny sample of its flora. - Nunavut Canada
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2000-07
The storage shed. Two of the guides slept in this building - Nunavut Canada
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2000-07
Trapped by ice - Nunavut Canada
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2000-07
trapped by ice - Nunavut Canada
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2000-07
trapped by ice - Nunavut Canada
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2000-07
pulling in a lake trout - Nunavut Canada
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2000-07
Owen Bohnsack holds a trout - Nunavut Canada
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2000-07
Robbin Minke and Jerry Biermaier - Nunavut Canada
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2000-07
Here, from left to right, we see the shower, kitchen, storage shed, outhouse, and guest 'cabin'. Note the solar panel in the left foreground. This was used to power the shower. - Nunavut Canada
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2000-07
Closeup of the "Otter". This is the float plane that flew us from Kasba to Dubawant. I'm glad I wore earplugs. That plane was loud! - Nunavut Canada
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