Another beautiful stretch of scenery along hwy 17 in northern Ontario. This is Kakabeka Falls, right off the hwy. I also saw a bald eagle up close, a moose cross the hwy at a trot about 200 yds away (thankfully the timing was impecable except that I couldn't get the camera quick enough).
I stopped at an indian outpost where they were building a log cabin. Everyone has seen a cabin; but I never saw one being built. 2 guys, logs, axe, insulating fiberglass and some kind of glue is all that is needed. Well that and a lot of elbow grease.
Twighlight on the river's edge at a campgroung in Kenora. A young buck and a doe walked within a few feet, knowing full well that they are within the Kenora hunting safe zone. A few people have said that this river has some of the best fishing in the world... not sure if they were biased or if there is something to it, but I don't have a pole, so i can't really test out the claim. I did see a few langoustines?. They are larger than crayfish and look more like a lobster in the tail and claws
Kenora population under 15,000
this guy seems to have the right idea... Nice pad!
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