
on the way back to the campsite, we came upon another loon. It was shaking its foot. I wonder if he had something stuck to it?

When we returned to our campsite, we spent the rest of the day relaxing in the water on our private sandy beach. I recommend campsite 18 or 20 for perfection in camping and canoeing.
The park is on the US and Canadian border northwest of Lake Superior.
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Thanks for linking my blog entry “Hijacked City-Boy”. Wish I could have come out of the experience a little more in love with nature – because it was so beautiful, as your pictures here attest. Maybe next time, the pain will be less and the joy of the place will become more prominent. We’ll see. 🙂
Beautiful shots!