The Magnet of the Tobeatic
November 2, 2009
I am slowly working through a backlog of photos that I want to share. This post, I feel, is my first attempt to actually bring us up to the present. From September 27th – October 3rd, I was on a men’s canoe trip with nine other men in the most mystical of places, the Great Tobeatic Wilderness. Quite by chance, we traced the identical route taken by myself and the Whynots in April of this year, but I could trace it a thousand times over and still find wonderous new things, and discover that sense of adventure all over again.
Day 1: Jim Charles Point
Jim Charles Point
We started our trip, interestingly enough, on Jim Charles Point. The next morning, we drove around to Eel Weir instead of crossing Kejimkujik Lake because of high winds.
Day 2: Eel Weir
High Winds on Keji
It was noon before we set out from Eel weir, Read the rest of this entry »
The Magnet of the Tobeatic – Part II
November 2, 2009
Day 4 – Sisketch Lake
Day 4 began early on Sisketch Lake. Brian and I had risen early and decided to take a morning paddle through the silent giants in the morning mist and watch the sunrise from the lake. Words can’t describe this beauty, so here’s a collection of photos from the Sisketch Sunrise:
First, I’ll start with some photos from the nighttime. These are about 20 second exposures with the moonlight hitting the rocks and trees.
Midnight Moonlight
Midnight Moonlight
The Magnet of the Tobeatic – Part III
November 2, 2009
Day 5 – Junction Lake
We start our day on Junction Lake and as we set out, Brian gives us an inspirational reading from the shore.
Thought of the Day
We visited the point where the current county lines (Yarmouth, Shelburne, Queens and Digby) converge. Read the rest of this entry »
Rocks in my Pockets 