Each night, we relaxed and watched the campfire dance.

We watched the sun set for hours over the river... so peaceful.

Evening sun glistens off the water.

We saw quite a few elk along shore, including these two. (Click for a larger version of the photo.)

Getting up early paid off at Notikewin Provincial Park! Several walleye (pickerel) and a 90-cm long pike! Delicious!

We only had winds favourable for sailing 3 times. But when we did, it was sure fun! This is the view of the back of the sail.

Looking down the length of the 18-foot-long sweep oar. By making sideways strokes, we found the boat quite easy to manoeuvre.

The flag we flew was known as "the Canadian Red Ensign." It has a Union Jack in the corner and a coat of arms. This was the Canadian flag from 1868-1921.

Although we saw several bears along the shore, this was the only one we saw with a blond (or cinnamon) cub.

Docked along the shore of an unnamed island, on yet another beautiful evening! We really did have great weather most of the time!