Temagami Region (NOTE: Click to enlarge pictures) |
I'm very pleased with the boat and its layout. Very comfortable! It took about an hour to load the boat, secure the kayak, and get ready to depart. I was off around 4:30 pm which gave me about 2 hours at most to get to a site before dusk. I motored about 3/4 throttle to conserve fuel which gave me about 4 mph. Slow but steady!
I was heading SW in the NE Arm of the Lake and planned to go about 6 miles before stopping for the night. I headed into the site recommended for the night on the N side of the Arm, near the Tetapaga River. Unfortunately, this site was taken! I had the feeling that might be the case! So I turned a 180 and went back across to the S. Tetapaga River entrance and a site, though available, was quite exposed. I had no choice since it was late, so I went in.
Leg 1-Leisure Island Houseboats to first campsite (About 7 miles and 2 hours) |
The wind was
blowing on the starboard stern so I had to put out an extra
stern line (guy) to hold the boat in position.
It was very dark by the time I finished my burger, chips, and cold beer. Wine
and chocolate covered almonds are my usual desert. I sat on the fore deck for awhile and looked
at the myriad of stars. It reminded me of the passage from Psalms 147:4 "He (God) determines the number of the stars and calls them each by name." Difficult to wrap your mind around that as you look at all those stars!
I was exhausted so hit the sack soon after, probably around 10 pm. (No pictures today)
For videos about the houseboat interior, features, and how to tie up to shore, see the following YouTube link:
Temagami Houseboats - Informational Videos
I was exhausted so hit the sack soon after, probably around 10 pm. (No pictures today)
For videos about the houseboat interior, features, and how to tie up to shore, see the following YouTube link:
Temagami Houseboats - Informational Videos
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