We've been wanting to go for a local trip this month, and with a good-looking forecast decided this was the week.
After a quick stop in Goderich to pick up a couple of things from the car (parked in the van storage spot), we headed north and east. The GPS took us on some good back roads we hadn't been on before, really pleasant.
Along the way:
Lots of alpacas, a real variety of colours |
The next field over, a bull surveys his realm |
Stopping for fuel at a station near Severn Bridge, these red and white devices matched the PetroCan colours. They are a large bank of hi-speed Tesla EV chargers. Unfortunately today we were paying for diesel. Ugh $$. That sign was the gas price, diesel quite a bit more.
We decided on an early stop today, so headed in to Six Mile Lake Provincial Park for the night, all set up by 4pm. This is a nice park, although quite close to the 400 Highway traffic noise. Just a dull noise though, that soon we didn't hear any more.
Fall is nice for early campfires |
Six Mile Lake view, a short walk from our site |
Cathie took this about 8:30 pm - lots of stars! |
A good night, we didn't even hear traffic overnight from inside the van.
Fall is such a lovely travel time. We're just back from a few days away. Enjoy
ReplyDeleteGreat star pic, but what were you doing up that late?? (Heather)
ReplyDeleteMy mistake, it was only about 8:30. I was already in bed tho. :)). Gord.
DeleteI love the star pic too - would make a lovely hooked rug. Seeing alpaca yarn on the hoof is neat. Donna
ReplyDeleteNeat to see all those alpacas!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great day. Nice star pic!
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