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Tuesday
Aug032010

Clean Bin Tour Day 56 - Northern Ontario!


Holy smokes, is Lake Superior ever gorgeous! Yes, it's true, there are lots of rocks and trees in northern Ontario, but once we headed around the east side of the lake, we were absolutely awestruck by the clear blue water and sandy beaches.

We had lovely hot weather, and folks around here said that it's the warmest the lake has ever been. Grant (also known as "aqua-grant") insisted on swimming 2 to 3 times a day, and our cell phone was out of reception the entire time.  It felt like a real vacation! Wahoo!

 

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