It's not quite googling yourself, but occasionally I search for "Tossavanlahti," a village in the lake country of central Finland. The name literally means something like "Tossava Bay," and it bears a strong resemblance to my paternal family's original Finnish name, Tossavainen.
Today, my search turned up a picture of "Tossavanlahti Excursion Harbour," a boat landing near the village at the northern end of Vuomanonlahti or "Vouma[no?] Bay," which is itself an arm of Nilakka, a fairly large lake. The little online description for the spot reads, in part, "Beware of rocks on the shore side. A barbecue place, toilets." That goes double for you! And ain't the "harbour" grand?
Here's the locale in Google Maps. Be sure to zoom out to get the full effect of its being in the middle of nowhere - much like the locations the Tossavainens (and their ilk) chose in the United States. I love them all.
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