or maybe we should wait a few years for that?
This was the view from the site we spent 3 of our 5 nights.
Not bad, I thought.
At the end of a really short portage was a clean rocky beach where we enjoyed a little break. As always, the water was lovely!
The last portage, ending at Muriel Lake. We had to meander around the edge of this marshy area.
This time it was cloudy and the water was less than spectacular
so swimming was not encouraged.
Daniel found the rocks at this beach to be less than spectacular in taste.
Despite this being our hardest day, we all made it to the last lake in relatively good time.
The kids and I dumped our pile of junk in the middle of the wilderness while Phil, as usual, trudged back for the second load.
We even had time to check out both of the sites on the lake, and picked the one which had the "ruggedest" look.
Four loons came to check us out at our site.
They were probably hoping for fish remnants, but we weren't sharing.
It was a gorgeous evening.
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