Alex is a native Canadian from Ojibway tribe. He lives alone at the Obabika Lake, around 5 hours drive north to Toronto and has rather seldom visitors. Alex is one of the very few Ojibway in Canada, who still speak his native language. “My death,” he said to me one day, “would be a double funeral – of me and my language.”
Alex.
Obabika Lake.
Alex.
Obabika Lake.
Alex.
Alex.
Obabika Lake.
Alex and the visitors.
Alex and his dog.
Alex.
Proudly presenting his almost real native American costume.
Sunset.
Obabika Lake.
Alex at the Obabika Lake.
Alex with his visitors.
Twilight. Alex returning home.
Obabika Lake.
Alex’ house at Obabika Lake.
