Hullo! We have finally arrived after our epic road trip! I'll let you guess where we are... And we are camping...
In a trailer! That is much more civilized than a tent... this bear is moving up in the world.
And we have a good supply of firewood...
Cause despite all of the fire bans in the rest of the province, this forest district has no campfire bans!
It starts here... and goes...
And goes...
And goes!!!
OMG!
It's still going!
And... we finally found the end of it! Whew... thought it was going to go on forever.
Now we can go for our hike.
We walked through the forest...
And relaxed by the river.
And then came here...
To the Sandy Point... there are a lot of things named Sandy (or Sande) here!
There are a lot of cool rocks here as well...
We found a cool carved bench. One side has a forest gnome(?) and the other side has a little stack of chanterelle mushrooms. Cool!
The salmon are spawning!!!!
How cool is that!
We think it is pretty cool...
And it is cool... more salmon for the future.
We came across this cluster of trees, all growing together in some sort of harmony - a hemlock, cedar and spruce... wish humans could do the same.
It's quite lovely on this trail.
And then ended up at the lake! I mean... there are other lakes around here... but everyone just calls this "The Lake"...
And yes... there are dead salmon at the lake as well...
So we won't get our toes or wing-tips wet (did you notice Blueberry has like... zero feet??).
And enjoy the view...
Which is really quite lovely.
And had some snacks.
And... of course...
Made a campfire!!! Yay!!!
This little bear has bee campfire deprived this summer (2025).
This little squirrel came by but it was interested in smoked salmon...
And then we crashed in our bunk...
And dreamed of salmon and campfires... and long rock snakes!








































We thought you meant a rock SNAKEY, like one of those slithery things that hiss, but no. You meant a long LOOONNNNG line of rocks!!!!! Did you know that the tops of violins, viola and 'cellos are made out of spruce? (the backs are made of maple wood)
ReplyDeleteWe did not know that about violins! Cool! And yes, it was a beary long rock snake... not a rock snake... or a Rock Snake...
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