MartinG wrote:

solos wrote:

I hung up the food bag with a slip knot. Apparently racoons know how to untie a slip knot. Had to drive off about 4 racoons in the morning. We were living on half-rations for the next 3 nights.

I was having a conversation with a friend on my last trip to the park, neither of us have ever seen a raccoon in the back country. Can't swing a cat without hitting one at a car campground. Weird.

I camped at site 15 on Booth in the 80's and it was a raccoon bordello. We had dozens of them descend on our site first night. Nobody in the group got any sleep due to them fighting each other for crumbs. We moved to the campsite 11 next day and not a single masked bandit. 
Dumbest move? getting up from my Helinox chair to get some more firewood and coming back to find the wind blew it into the fire. 
 

AlgonquinLakes wrote:

Beech-Drops Pond?

cheque is in the mail
Beech-drops Pond (really a small lake) is a really nice spot to paddle for an hour if you're at Achray. High sides, no more than a breeze , and tons of aquatic life to watch through crystal clear water. 

 

MartinG wrote:

Rollofthedice Lake? 

no need to get beechy 
 

Trail wrote:

Yellow Birch? I've not been in there but I think it is a bushwhack lake.

No, but supposedly this lake is in huge stand of birch and other hardwoods. 
 

Lenny wrote:

Maple Lake? 

This is a bushwack lake. 

Cork and Whitespruce are a nay, but this waterbody also has a tree in its  name

scratchypants wrote:

Booth, south western section.

Not Booth, much smaller
 

hopefully a 3-pager

after the storm, every campsite should have benches like that