Two weeks ago, the three kids of our family (Jer, me, and Ruth) went on a camping trip to the Thousand Islands on the St. Lawrence. (Well, one of the islands anyways.) We had a very relaxing enjoyable time, filled with snorkelling in our wetsuits (we sure put those to good use), some fishing, and enjoying ourselves. I've been meaning to post about this for a while, but here are some pictures. I did take an underwater camera, but we haven't filled it up yet, so I don't have any pictures of those unfortunately.
It's a beautiful park, good fishing, great snorkelling, fairly quiet. (There are a lot of boats that go by during the day however.)
Yes, we did do other things besides fish.

Jer and I caught this one trolling. I forget the size... something like 3.5 lbs? (For the record, I caught this one, even though Jeremy's holding it. :) )

Go west, young man... where did that quote come from, anyways?

This fungus was HUGE, probably about 1.5 feet across.

Ruth took this beautiful sunset picture.
3 comments:
Did you eat that pike? Did you catch many other fish?
oh, and nice pics btw!
We did eat that pike. We caught another one a little smaller than that (with my hands!) and some smaller fry.
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