A Blog Series By Elorah
Greetings from Lochalsh in these last days of January! At the end of the month, I’ll have made it halfway through the winter season and this little project of mine. Time here is an odd sensation. Either days pass with little indication aside from what television show is on and weeks– if not months– are suddenly gone, or one blue sky afternoon seems to last for eons.
A Blog Series By Elorah
Here I am with another week of experiences at Lochalsh. More snow is falling, temperatures are sinking, and it’s breakdown time! I’m not talking psychological…
A Blog Series By Elorah
Happy New Year from Lochalsh! That’s where I’ve been hiding out in the midst of these unprecedented times. During an ordinary season, I’d leave camp at the end of October, but this year I was given the opportunity to stay through the winter and look after the lodges. Now I’m over two months into this adventure. I know I’ve stirred up curiosity and I know everyone is missing the wilderness, so I’m starting a blog.
Guests are often surprised to learn that Loch Island Lodge is open until mid-September (closing on September 11, 2018 this season) and we then move full dock, housekeeping, and kitchen services down to Camp Lochalsh, where you can fish on Wabatongushi Lake until the end of October.
This July, we explored the shoreline along Patterson Bay on the southern end of Wabatongushi Lake.
