Back from Georgian Bay

Friends of ours were kind enough to invite us up to their cottage Thursday night to Saturday afternoon. We caught frogs, fished, tubed, ate, walked northern lights, and generally had a great time. The cottage dates back to the 1860s, before Canada was a nation, and was formally the eating hall for a logging company. The towers (one visible above) are now bedrooms, but were used as lookouts in the logging days. Cool to be staying in a cottage with such a history. I think I could get used to having my own little island on Georgian Bay somewhere, my part of the Canadian Shield. What an awesome place. Thanks, Mossmans!