They have a huge property with a fixer-upper house on it...
They also have a couple of dogs... That's Stetson on the left and Ivy on the right...
Oooh... the ocean!!
Vroom! Let's back this zodiac into the water and take it for a spin, shall we?
Huh... backing up a boat trailer is beary hard apparently... and I am not qualified for this... but it would be nice to go out on the boat.
I could hang over the edge and watch the salmon go by.
Or not... a bear can dream though.
Alright then... let's eat!
In a bit... first it's time to chill on the Muskoka chairs (Adirondack chairs in the US).
Such is a bear's life...
So... are we fishing for dinner?
Catching salmon?
Maybe they're not running yet?
Sigh... no salmon... but a nice picnic spread with all sorts of options.
And a fresh beer... (hic)... cause (hic)... I'm camping!
Looks like a fun outing. But *ahem*...where's your lifejacket, young man?....
ReplyDeleteIt's... ummm... it's one of those invisible ones... you know... that inflate and become visible when it hits water... right?
DeleteDrunk Fox here: Man that food and that BEER looks really good. Perhaps you can have an alcohol warning like your drool warning on future blogs?
ReplyDeleteI will have to read up on why Canadian's call those chairs Muskoka. I am always looking for a new project, thanks Sandy.
Oopss... sorry DF! I can't quite decide if Muskoka is just a brand name or if it's the Canadian name... be interested to hear the results of your research!
DeleteWe sometimes camp in the winter...well, not outside, but inside, we make a fort with the couch cushions and pillows, and papa makes smores...it's fun to take a winter break that way.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beary smart idea. When Mama was a kid... she used to make a fort under the dining room table with blankets and pillows and entertain her stuffy friends. Hmmm... seems like not much has changed!
DeleteThat sign is so funny! :)
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