Boiling water from the lake so it could be used for drinking and cooking purpose.
Dries and Karlijn.
Packing the canoes at the place we rented them. The canoes were stuffed with clothes, equipement and food. Lots of food, that is.
The girls are enjoying some wine while men are making a fire to cook dinner. One man was delivering drinks (and shooting pictures).
Kathy and Bart.
Gathering wood to cook.
Gathering wood to cook.
Just before sunset I grabbed a paddle and my camera, and went canoeing for about 30 minutes. There was a strong breeze so it was difficult to point the canoe towards the sun while taking a picture. People claiming this was due to the vodka-cola are not to be believed ...
Saartje and Karlijn reading a book.
A butterfly sitting on rock. Too bad I don't have a marco lens yet.
A butterfly sitting on rock. Too bad I don't have a marco lens yet.
Silhouettes of Klaas and Otte. They were talking after having brushed their teeth.
Kristina and Saartje.
Dries and Karlijn.
Ocassionally, we had to carry the canoes overland to get from one lake to another. Despite the canoe wagons, this can be daunting.
In the early morning, the lakes are flat and the reflection of the clouds can be both stunning and peaceful.
Last minute preparations after we broke up our camp and packed the canoes for our next trip.
Ocassionally, we had to carry the canoes overland to get from one lake to another. Despite the canoe wagons, this can be daunting. Here, we are lifting the canoe to put the wagon in place.
