Looking for solitude? The evenings at this location are most pleasant, when winds die down and slightly cooler weather prevails. Neighbors are mostly weekenders. The bright sunlit blue sky fades, bringing out the delicate details of the woods on other side, only 100 yards away. A flock of Canadian geese winters here, fascinating to watch. Garage-size limestone rocks slowly slither down from their perch a hundred feet above the lake. Stars are beautiful at this remote location. The access road is a dead end, so you only have a handful of cars coming by on any day. Across the lake lies an inlet, Pirates Cove, where an archaeological dig reveals a small cave where native people could find respite from the weather, and a solidified natural crude oil seep lies to the west.