Primarily, the trip here was for the Agawa Canyon
experience. That really only determined the location though, since camping, for
me, especially fall camping, is a worthy destination on its own! It’s
ridiculous just how happy I am that we still have a few days here with
absolutely nothing to do! That certainly doesn’t mean we won’t do anything, nor
have a ton of fun! It does mean though that there isn’t a plan, there is
nothing we have to do, and we will
proceed as the spirit moves us!
Since the park is spread along a 3km stretch of the Superior
shoreline, all our exploring to this point was on the beach. With the time left
we decided to explore the forest hiking options the park offers. What a great
choice! Add the hiking into the already winning combo of good friends, killer
cards, food and wine, and the ever present Lake Superior and the rest of this
trip is nourishment for the soul!
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| Like hiking through Fern Gully in places |
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| LOVE my little camera and the things it can capture |
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| Sometimes you need a friend! |
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| Cool fungi everywhere |
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| A great sample of conglomerate rock... |
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| More (different) fungus. Check out the lone one of the left. The tall, twisty, spindly stalk made it look like a Dr. Seuss creation! |
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| And more...different again |
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| And more...up high this time |
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| And again my little camera is a hero. I can flip my viewing screen, hold the camera over my head, and voila! A picture looking down on fungus way over my head! |
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| Pitcher plant - NL provincial flower! |
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| Hiking along a babbling brook |
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| Occasional thoughtful boardwalks to keep our feet dry |
Tommy & Carrie borrowed my camera to take on Safari & on their Nile Cruise, they got some great shots. On their first game drive they saw a leopard eating a gazelle in a tree, imagine the pictures of that!
ReplyDeleteLove the fungi!