Camping at St Malo Provincial Park, June 11,12,13, 2010

Camper Tank's daily parking spot when not being used..... 

It finally stopped raining about 10 minutes before I arrived at the Entrance to St Malo Provincial Park

The entrance to the campgrounds

Bay 4 Site 16

A nice large camp site

Wild Flowers right in my campsite

The beach area

The start of the red trail self guiding trail 1.5 km in length.

Off into the bush we go..... 

Morning dew still on the leaves

Follow the red arrows to stay on our trail

An ant hill

Wild flowers

Moss growing on the tree

More wild flowers along the trail

A cluster of oak leaves with morning dew still on them.

More wild flowers

More wild flowers

My pants, socks and running shoes are soaken wet.

Just a bit on the wet side

Just hanging the wet items out to dry.... 

A new Window curtain for my side window

Just getting my fire started....  There was a down pour of rain about thirty minutes later for the rest of the evening....  So much for my Saturday's fire...... lol. 

This is the sail board launching area. Apparently this lake has banned all engines on it. Mainly used for sailing, paddleing or canoes

Canada Geese and their babies

Coming closer to me.....

Time to head back to the safety of the water..... 

Water creeping into my campsite due to the sever rain storm we had over night. I was thankful that I was sleeping in my canper tank and not in a tent last night.

My site marker completely surrounded by water this morning

Side Window Installed - 10 Jun 2010

My hats go off to Bill, Sandy and Barry of Custom Coach Works. on Border St in Winnipeg, Manitoa, Canada for the excellant job they did on installing the side window.

May Long Weekend 2010

Leaving Winnipeg, travel 50 km west on Hwy 1 to PR 430. Travel North another 50 km and you will find the entrance to the St. Ambroise Provincial Park.

My campsite for the weekend is in Section 1, site 069

I arrived about 5 PM on Friday May 21, 2010.
When you look to my left of my camper the campgrounds was empty. Looking to my right, there was two other campers that had already arrived and set up. They were also from Winnipeg.

The washrooms were just across the road from me, but there are no showers in this campgrounds.

Since it was raining at supper time, I decided to cook my hamburger on my George Forman Grill instead of over an open fire.

My campsite had a beautiful view of the sun setting as you can see in the next few pictures.

The back of my campsite as seen from the edge of the lake.

It seems dishes is a never ending task. Whether at home or out in the wilderness..... hahaha

Nordic Walking - Out for my daily hike.

Today, I'm having Wild Alaskian Salmon fillets with patoto chips.

Saturday May 22, 2010

Finally some other campers were starting to arrive.

Looking left from my camp site

Just starting a fire...

Fire going okay....

Relaxing in front of my fire....

Sunday May 23rd.

It is quite windy today, turning the waves into white caps.

Two live clams washed up onto the beach

My Shadow.... HaHaHa!

Just starting out on a local hike within the park.

The next three pictures were taken from the top of the above tower

This sign was posted beside the beach area.

More white caps...

My fire at night with my solor lights on around my campsite.

Sunset Sunday night

Just fooling around with my camera to see what type of pictures I can come up with.

A healthy breakfast on Monday May 24th.

More dishes..... lol.

Packing away my solor lights

A brown squirel washing him/herself.

Monday May 24, 2010 The campgrounds is once again empty. Its now 2:45 PM so I guess its time for me to also head home and have a shower.