Its spelt Farewell in the map book but a friend we met there
explained its actually named after a prominent
Campbell River family named Farwell
this beautiful lake is hidden from the road by a huge bluff
perfect background for a portrait shot
it also has a great campsite
we had a riot on the giant swing rope
I hit the bank a few times
a great start to a new day
I love the morning sun with my coffee
around the first point is a spot in the sun that is heavenly
beavers often come out in the evenings
a friend paddling with the loons
we're ready for another spectacular day
one of the prettiest little islands I've ever seen on a lake
sparkling sun drops on the island
in the center of the picture is where a river flows in
just to the left is an outflow
bright purple cone
enjoying a warm fire on a clear night
and one on a cool morning too
pretty early morning mist
colourful little lilly pad just off shore
great camouflage on this dragonfly
on the far side of the island
not sure what happened to this boat
nothing like dragging your feet in cold water on a hot day
lots of little trout...still looking for a big one here
we always enjoy our time at this fairy tale lake
time to head home after another great trip
explained its actually named after a prominent
Campbell River family named Farwell
this beautiful lake is hidden from the road by a huge bluff
its 10 feet deep right up to the rock shore
great for swimming
just to the left is an outflow
the bridge just after the lake has been washed out
but now its got a great boardwalk
Stunning yet again. Wonderful images, so crisp and clear. Interesting to see the water level difference from when Tom and I were there in late August.
ReplyDeletedid u get there by goig in by cedar lake or from another way in?
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