Off to the Wilderness
Loon Reflections
It’s time for my sister and I to voyage out for our Fall Boundary Water’s trip. We hope to reach our 100th day in the Boundary Waters. But you never know what is going to happen in the Boundary Waters and that is one of its great joys. I’ll be checking back in at the end of September.
Wikipedia has the most information in one spot about the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
However, it doesn’t really tell the story of the sheer immensity of water, of forest, of peace and quiet that makes the BWCAW such a special place. Oh, and did I mention the moose wandering through camp at night, the mud, the bugs, and the portages made of boulders which make carrying 50-pound packs so much fun? It wouldn’t be the BWCAW without a little challenge to it!
The Boundary Waters has inspired several of my series including Boundary Waters and Portage, as well as Journey By Water and an artist book.