Indian pictographs at Rock Lake, Algonquin Park

So, really, are they a myth or what?  I've seen a photo of a pictograph at Rock Lake but truthfully, it didn't look much like a real drawing, more like something you can imagine out of patterns in the rock.  it was a nice little adventure so to speak trying to find the pictographs.  Maybe they are really there, but next time I go there, maybe I'll bring some rouge and start drawing something on the rocks so people visiting Rock Lake don't get disappointed.  Sheesh.

May 2 camping in Algonquin

This is an FYI for myself for next year.  Though early May is probably the best time to go interior camping to avoid the mosquitoes, early May is still usually too cold to paddle on the lakes on Algonquin Park.  Perhaps one year when global warming shifts the season up far enough that maybe we will be able to go, but this year is no exception.  There is still ice and snow up there.  Some friends and I were planning to head up to Algonquin on May 2 but a couple of weeks ago, our reservation got cancelled by the park due to weather conditions.

This is the second time our May plan got cancelled.  I knew it from the start.  Well, I've got a couple of days off work.  I gotta find something else to do now.