Lost haven cabin
The place
Lost haven cabin in North-Eastern British Columbia, Dawson Creek/Chetwynd area (Peace River Regional District, British Columbia, Canada), at 823 m elevation, on the Peace River-Alberta border plateau. Continuous Canada BC Peace River cluster (batches 200-346). Rustic fur trapping or hunting cabin ("Lost haven", a pioneer trapper place name from the early 1900s-1970s), an area of mixed boreal forest at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and Peace River Country (Northern BC's "breadbasket", an agricultural basin thanks to rainy Chinook wind climate + Enbridge's Trans Mountain pipeline from Kinder Morgan, subject of controversy over Trudeau's 2018 purchase), heritage of the Beaver-Dane-zaa (an Athabaskan people, 2,000 people, Doig River/West Moberly First Nations, Treaty 8 of the Numbered Treaties 1899, covering a vast territory of 850,000 km²).
The setting
North-Eastern BC Dawson Creek/Chetwynd Peace River BC Canada 823 m Peace-Alberta border plateau, continuous cluster batches 200-346, fur trapping/hunting cabin Lost haven pioneer trapper name, mixed boreal forest at the Rockies' foothills, Peace River Country breadbasket Chinook wind + Enbridge's Trans Mountain pipeline from Kinder Morgan, Trudeau 2018 purchase controversy, Beaver-Dane-zaa Athabaskan 2,000 people Doig River/West Moberly Treaty 8 of the Numbered Treaties 1899 850,000 km².
