Lac de la Bouette
The place
Lac de la Bouette in the Laurentians, Rivière-Rouge/Lac-Saguay sector (Antoine-Labelle, Québec, Canada), at 375 m altitude, Laurentian plateau. Continuous Québec Laurentides cluster (batches 234-352). Private/ZEC lakeside shelter (Lac de la Bouette = "little fur thing," a muddy toponym typical of beaver marshes in the Laurentians; ZEC network — Zone d'Exploitation Contrôlée — 60,000 km² of QC controlled game-management areas, fee-based, 100,000 hunter/angler members), area with Laurentian maple-beech forest + Castor canadensis, Canada's emblem + La Vérendrye park (13,000 km², QC's 2nd largest after La Vérendrye + Cornwall atomic bunker 1961, federal shelter for the Canadian prime minister during the Cuban missile crisis).
The setting
Laurentians Rivière-Rouge/Lac-Saguay Antoine-Labelle Québec Canada 375 m Laurentian plateau, continuous cluster batches 234-352, private/ZEC Lac Bouette little fur thing muddy beavers, ZEC 60,000 km² QC 100,000 hunters+anglers, maple-beech forest + Castor canadensis + La Vérendrye 13,000 km² QC's 2nd largest + Cornwall Bunker 1961 PM shelter Cuban missile crisis.
