Looking at the sky from the sky, the Great Slave Lake is truly uninhabited. Undestructive sense of originality and desolation, amazing. I have a little airsickness. When I take a picture, I feel a little shaking, and the other is not serious. By seaplane from Yellowknife to the island of Enodah, about ten minutes, you can overlook the Great Slave Lake from the sky, and the little islands are scattered. They are all different levels of green, and the island meets. It is also a very special view. If the glass of the small plane is cleaner, it will be clearer. The origin of the Great Slave Lake name. Named after the Indian tribes who lived on the shores of the lake, these Indian tribes were rushed to the northern region by the Crees of the Indians and were called "slaves" by them, and Hubo also near their place of residence. Was called the Great Slave Lake.