Algonquin Park – May 2023, A Few More Random Photos

So I shall finish up our two week camping trip in Algonquin Park this past May with a few random photos that didn’t seem to fit in anywhere else! I hope you enjoy them.

  • Turtle Rock on Opeongo Road, a couple of seagulls are in residence
  • A campsite at Whitefish Lake, I cannot believe the roots on this tree! Or that the tree is still standing
  • Ducks !
  • One of our favourite little lakes
  • I lost something
  • I also lost something
  • Canada Geese are taking over the world Pinky and the Brain style
  • One of the many trails in the Park
  • Nice walk
  • Clint on the boardwalk
  • Brand new boards!
  • This is almost at the end of the trail
  • Trum going for a bike ride on my bike
  • Bike trail
  • ”Rock Lake – we thought it would be funny to take a photo of Trum and Clint. Do people look at us weird when we have him with us? Yes. Do people look at us weird when we do NOT have him with us? Yes.
  • Flying High
  • A little family, seriously they were all over the place
  • Lake of Two Rivers
  • River leading to Tanamakoon Lake
  • Lake of Two Rivers beach, we have never seen the water come up into the parking lot like this
  • Another view of Lake of Two Rivers parking lot
  • Cute
  • I do like them even though they are mean, dirty and are taking over Planet Earth
  • Boat launch at East Beach, water was very high this trip
  • Usually you can walk to the beach where the boards are but not this year

So that’s the end of that trip! We will be going back in the Fall this year for sure.

We have a busy summer coming up so I am going to schedule a few posts and to those whose Blogs I follow, I apologize as I will be offline here and there this summer but I will try to catch up when during the times we are home!

Thanks to all who read my Blogs and look at my photography, I appreciate it,more than you know.

15 thoughts on “Algonquin Park – May 2023, A Few More Random Photos”

  1. I like all the photos Susan – very peaceful places to go on walks and I like all those boardwalks – different from one another, yet sturdy and secure. Trum on the bike and with Clint made me smile. The goslings are so sweet and cute … that is until they are about a month old and get gangly looking with big feet and big attitudes like their parents. Yes, you and I have been discussing how the Canada Geese are taking over parks … very true. I have never seen as many goslings and big families as this year. Save travels to you, Clint and Trum!

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  2. Very beautiful photos, Susan! I like your eBike, I have the same brand but have the Element model with the fat tires. Have you noticed the huge similarity between that goose in flight and commercial airliners? The wing location on the bird’s body is very similar to where the wings are attached to the fuselage of an airliner. We learned to fly from birds!

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  4. I love when there is a boardwalk through nature trails. Turtle Rock is the perfect name and that reflection on the water is beautiful! Flying high and the goose family are my favorite pictures! I wonder what the little one in back did wrong that he is stuck in the back behind the rest of the goose family. Lol

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