Sunset view across the prairies on the way there
Uncle Joe and Auntie Denise invited us to their cottage on Beresford Lake in Nopiming Provincial Park in Manitoba. Nopiming means “entrance to the wilderness” in Anishinabe. (Check out the web page for the park: Provincial Park. It’s a beautiful spot, with just a few cottages on the lake, and very quiet, with no high-powered motors or water toys. It’s also very rustic, with no running water or electricity in the cottage, and is a good 3 and a half hours away from Winnipeg. The fridge, stove and lights run on propane. At night, you hear loons calling in the complete silence, and the stars and aurora borealis are unobscured by city lights.
Sunset view across the prairies on the way there
En este sitio el invierno puede ser hasta de MENOS 44 Grados Centigrados....
se necesita una buena estufa. The wood stove in Denise and Joe’s cottage.
Temperatures can drop to –44 degrees Celcius. They need a trusty stove!
Eduardo and Jackie canoeing on Beresford Lake
Jackie, Bryan and Eduardo trolling for pickerel on Beresford, using Bryan’s
electric motor (sweet!)
Jackie’s feet and Bulldog Falls
Jackie and Bryan climbing up Bulldog Falls
Jackie dealing with the leeches after the Bulldog Falls experience…she
found another leech later, in a much less public body part…SOMEBODY
BRING ME SALT, NOW!!!!