August 2001 - Cape Felix
The Bayne Project. Participants: Tom Gross, Ben Smith
First discovered by David Woodman in 1995 these lids and one six pound tin are
found near a campsite a few miles north of Cape Maria Louisa and can only be
from Ross’s 1830 expedition. Photo 2001 (1/2)
Second photo of lids and tin. Photo 2001 (2/2)
Ice in Victoria Strait, 2001
Sunset near Victory Point, 2001
August 2002 - Cape Felix
The Bayne Project. Participants: Tom Gross, Ben Smith, Pamela Gross
Stone trail markers that are arrow shaped and pointing south,
constructed by someone who had recently travelled the western shore of
Cape Felix. Photo 2002 (1/2)
Second photo of stone trail markers. Photo 2002 (2/2)
Ben Smith with a flock of snow geese in Collinson Inlet, 2002
August 2004 - Cape Felix
The Bayne Project. Participants: Tom Gross
Clay pipes from the Franklin Expedition, Cape Felix. Camp first discovered by Lt
Hobson in 1859. Relocated in 2004, verified in 2005.
July/August 2005 - Cape Felix
The Bayne Project. Participants: Tom Gross, Tracy Schmann, John Murray
Base Camp north of Victory Point, 2005
Located in 2005, this 50 caliber black powder cartridge made by Remington and
Son’s was donated to the Schwatka Expedition (1878). It was found in a campsite
a few miles south of Cape Maria Louisa.
August 2006 - Cape Felix
The Bayne Project. Participants: Tom Gross, Pamela Gross, Eileen Gross, Saul Aksoolak, John Murray
Family expedition team at Victory Point
August 2007 - Cape Felix
The Peter Bayne Project. Participants: Tom Gross, Eileen Gross
Camp site en route to Victory Point
Muskox along the way
River crossing in the midde of King William Island
Collinson Inlet
Collinson Inlet
Eileen Gross at Cape Jane Franklin
Eileen Gross on rough terrain at Victory Point
Fishing in a lake just inland of Victory Point
Victory Point seen from the top of Cape Jane Franklin