Home Again, Home Again
I'm really tired. I'm writing this post less than 24 hours after returning from a 12-day vacation that took us up to Lake Superior, Manitoulin Island, and the Bruce Peninsula, where we saw both Lake Huron and Georgian Bay. Over these 12 days, we paddled our kayaks and hiked all sorts of trails. On Friday, DW and I awoke in the Bruce Peninsula National Park after a restless night, where black bears kept the entire campground awake—visitors and park rangers sounding horns and yelling all night long. After a quick breakfast of blueberry pancakes, we broke camp, loaded up our car, and headed south, looking to make our way home. Lion's Head. Instead of driving straight home, DW and I decided to have one last paddle, so we stopped at Lion's Head, located on the shore of Georgian Bay near a provincial nature reserve, high up on the Niagara Escarpment. For those of you who may not know, the Niagara Escarpment starts in Tobermory and runs along the Bruce Peninsula and extends...
