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#algonquinpark

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Carolyn

This was taken in a May, so the leaves are still in their early stages and this was taken as we were heading back to civilization. The buildings have a store, canoe and gear rental, restaurant, and, most importantly, showers! Which after a week of canoeing and camping makes one fit to mingle with humanity again since we always stopped at restaurant somewhere on the way home (about 3 1/2 hr drive south). :)

We're on the water looking towards a series of brown buildings on the shore, set against a hilly forest of fir and deciduous trees. The sky is hazy, but the scene is bright and the water is blue. We can see a 4-wheel drive with a yellow-green canoe on its top.
#Opeongo#AlgonquinPark#Ontario
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Carolyn

One of the first moose I took with a digital camera.

This was early spring, during which it would be unlikely to not see a moose or more along the highway that runs through the south of Algonquin Park. The moose are attracted to the salty water in the ditches that are remnants of the snowy winter roads, which get treated with salt.

A vertical image of a closeup of a young bull moose standing in water, with a grassy hill beyond. He's standing towards us but is looking to the right, a bit of water is falling from its mouth. His antlers mark him as clearly male, though they aren't as huge as would be on an older moose. The image is sepia-toned.
#Moose#AlgonquinPark#Ontario
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Carolyn

I love stopping at this place and always have hopes that I'll see a moose munching on vegetation. Not yet, but maybe one year.

You know there are beaver because of those dead, drowned trees. In the foreground (not visible in this image) a few beaver dams are visible.

The foreground is orange and golden marsh grasses and vegetation. Beyond, along the edge of the water are a line of dead trees, mostly fir. Beyond them are a mixed forest that includes colourful deciduous trees in their fall glory, next to some that haven't decided to yet make the change.
#AlgonquinPark#Hwy60
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John Twynam

Mature trees spread their roots over the forest floor on the Track and Tower Trail in Algonquin Park, Ontario, capturing the essence of the park's natural beauty. This trail is a highlight for many visitors to Algonquin Park, offering a journey through diverse and stunning landscapes.

#BuyIntoArt #AlgonquinPark #Ontario #DiscoverON #TrackAndTowerTrail #Hiking #Nature #NaturePhotography #forest #trail

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Mature trees spread their roots over the forest floor on the Track and Tower Trail in Algonquin Park, Ontario, capturing the essence of the park's natural beauty. This trail is a highlight for many visitors to Algonquin Park, offering a journey through diverse and stunning landscapes.
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WTL

Friday holiday adventures in #AlgonquinPark; @TAV and my last day in the park, so we took some extra time for hiking around. Stopped at the Wilno Tavern on the way back for lunch and to pick up some mustard. Got into Ottawa, unpacked and returned the car, just in time to walk over to Koven for burgers and poutine before a calling it a day.

Grid of six images: 1) Looking out over a dark snow-covered lake, with a bar bush on the left, a pine forest on the opposite side, and if you look really, really closely, a slight glow behind the trees in the centre, which is the setting moon. 2) Sunrise over the old airport field, with a bare bush looming tall, with the sun centre frame, reflecting off the granular snow. 3) Snowy path, taken from the perspective of my foot, showing how tall the snow is on either side of the path into the pine forest. 4) Selfie of a smiling white bearded man, wearing a red coat, a black ball cap with the Canadian and Ukrainian flags on it, a smiling white woman in a grey coat with a green hoodie, and dark sunglasses, with a pine forest and river behind them. 5) Snow shoe prints heading off into the distance into a pine forest. 6) A tall pine tree, with the sun obscured by the tree's top, casting a long shadow.
Three stacked panoramic photos: 1) Shaded snow-covered bridge over the Madawaska river, with Provoking falls somewhat visible on the far right, with a portion of the river flowing freely. 2) Snow-covered old railway pathway through the pine forest under a blue sky. 3) Mew Lake covered in ice and snow, with the surrounding pine forest and a blue sky above.
Side by side photos: 1) Partially eaten burger with cheese inside. 2) Poutine with French fries, gravy, cheese curds, bacon, and some cut up sausage.
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WTL

Wednesday’s adventures in #AlgonquinPark, starting with the setting moon and ending on the rising moon. Another wonderful day in the park.

I find it so amusing how Find My thinks I’ve left the iPad *somewhere* in the 7,700 square kilometre park when we’d wandered a few KMs from it. 🤣

Grid of six photos; 1) The moon getting close to setting over a pine forest, with a snow-covered lake in the foreground, and everything is shades of blue. 2) Path through a pine forest, curving off to the left. 3) Closeup of some lichen hanging off a branch with a pine forest behind it. 4) Pathway through a think g mine forest. 5) Selfie of a smiling, bearded man, wearing glasses, a red coat, a ball cap with Canadian and Ukrainian flags on it, and popping out over his left shoulder is a woman in dark sunglasses making an unimpressed face. 6) Moonrise over a field surrounded by pine trees with the moon behind some light cloud.
Screenshot of the iOS Find My warning: "Hammerhead 6" left behind This device is no longer detected near you. It was last seen near Algonquin Provincial Park.
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WTL

Made it up to #AlgonquinPark late yesterday afternoon. We're settled in for the week. Have already started two books. @TAV is deservedly napping after our morning stroll through the woods breaking trail after last night's heavy snowfall.

Grid of six photos: 1) Clear dual lane highway seen from inside a car, with blue sky and white clouds. 2) Snowy road through pine forest. 3) White smiling couple, bearded man with glasses in a red coat and hood, and a woman in a charcoal-coloured coat with a green hoodie under it, barely visible behind them is a snow-covered lake. 4) Night photo in the pine forest along the campground road, with heavy snow falling, streaking through the frame. 5) Pine forest, before sunrise, quite dark. 6) Sunrise obscured by clouds on the horizon, with a pale blue sky over looking a field covered in snow, bordered by a pine forest.
Grid of four images: 1) Snowy pathway through a pine forest, with trees covered in freshly fallen snow. 2) Snow-covered pine forest under a blue sky. 3) Our trail coming out of the pine forest through the "old airfield" on our way to the main route into the campground. 4) Sun trying to poke through the pine forest.
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