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The Land Of A Million Lakes
We left Winnipeg all rested up. Stayed in a nice hotel that was very clean and very pet friendly. We were headed to Sleeping Giant Provincial Park in Thunder Bay. We saw a little of downtown Winnipeg and then headed on our way. We joined up with the Transcanada Hwy at the Royal Canadian Mint Museum, but we knew we couldn't spare the time to stop there. We broke into the Canadian Shield about ...
The Thunder Rolls
... Noise at campground - LOUD....we found a lovely site between a roaring waterfall, train track, and 2 highways - what a dream come true - it wouldn't have been so bad if it wasn't for the lack of amenities (bathrooms nearby - what's that?) and killer mosquitoes! The worst bugs have been in Thunder Bay - go figure. When you have absolutely no neighbours in the campground you gotta figure there's a reason for that! :)
The Olinskis
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A Portage For Voyageurs Of Old
... I’ve been collecting memory stones to
remember our special places since we left the Island. These, by far, were the most exciting and
most beautiful, but I’m not sure I can choose just one.
Just east of Thunder Bay, we stopped at the Terry Fox
monument. He was facing west, where the
setting sun would warm and illuminate his face as he was heading home to
BC. What a special place that ...
Lake Superior and Ontario sure are massive
... near Aquasabon Falls and watched sunset on the beach. We still felt that we were by the sea.
The next day we went on to Pukaswa National Park on the shores of Lake Superior. It was a very pleasant place and we enjoyed the Southern Headland Trail with the rocky shore and crashing waves. We kept expecting to see sea lions hauled out on the rocks! Back on the trail there were lots of pretty berries and mushrooms. The rocky crevasses house ...
Far Superior
... Seriously, it's worth coming to Thunder Bay for!! Now we are fed and full. There is an island in Lake Superior called Sleeping Giant because it looks like an enormous man laying on his back in the water. I am dreaming of sleeping as soundly as that stone giant, surrounded with today's images of Lake Superior. zzzzzzz.
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