In April 2006...
We were riding up the "Oil Well Road" when we came across a motorist in distress. Driving a late model car this guy had been plowing through miles of trails that had been lightly plowed over the winter for some logging operators. In many of the low spots there was a substantial amount of water, and here he was. The lightly plowed road used by the loggers during this season, the "Lilly Plain Road" turned into the unplowed "Oil Well Road". But he kept going over hill after hill in fairly deep snow until a low spot below a hill full of spring run off swallowed him up! He was kind of thinking that the four of us were going to wade into this knee deep water and try to push his hung up car out. I don't think so, he said that he was traveling from Prince Albert to Edmonton. I hate to point this out, but this guy had already gotten on the wrong side of the river when he left Prince Albert! An offer to take his wet _ _ _  out side the forest to a farmers for help was turned down. He had no wallet or credits cards or money! At this point I was keeping a close eye on him and my snowmobile, I made a point of putting my keys in my pocket. While standing in freezing cold water attempting to place sticks under his completely hung up full size auto he said "that he'd be fine, that he still had half a tank of gas". (Hopefully he had matches, I never thought to ask at the time!) We left and were able to get cell reception by climbing part way up the north cabin tower. Best described as a motorist in distress, the R.C.M.P. paid him a visit. I called the R.C.M.P. that evening and they told me with a laugh that they found him by following the trails on a snowmobile map with an off road 4x4 cruiser and a 1 ton 4 WD tow truck!