Algonquin - kawawaymog to North Tea to Biggar through Amable du Fond River.

Wild life coming back from Biggar.

Next pic is a natural hammock on north side of North Tea Lake, west side at a beach site. East of portage to Lost Dog Lake. This site has a spring fed stream adjacent with super cold water for filtering!

First beach site on trip. Island in west arm of North Tea Lake facing west. Not a lot of shelter but fun site for the kids.

The pic below is on said beach site and was a creation of son Evan.

Below is second beach site mentioned above with tree hammock.

 

This site is on north shore of Biggar Lake and is huge with two separate levels- this being the first.

Grundy Lake Prov Park

March in Algonquin

May landscapes

May in Algonquin (2014)

The Guru, Kevin Callan

Check out KC's new videos of he and friend completing the Meanest Link throughout eh centre of Algonquin Park. You will find it on YouTube in several parts. Awesome!

The Snake

Forgot to mention....i think the snake may be an eastern ribbon snake but have not had this confirmed by the park. Common garter's are usually not this distinguised in colour when they are in a brownish stage. This guy was beautiful!