What isn't to love about the Gunflint Trail? The only answer I have to that questions is when you have to leave the Gunflint Trail. There is so much beauty and peacefulness to experience on the edge of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
Working on the deck of Voyageur Canoe Outfitters yesterday the whiskey jacks kept me from getting too much work done. They were looking for hand outs and I was able to provide them with exactly what they wanted.
Walking home from the Gunflint Trail after getting the kids off of the bus we watched a bald eagle soar overhead. We didn't see our friendly fox or the moose family but we knew they were around as well as the 4 deer that live on our road. Chipmunks, seagulls, mergansers, martens and more are all a part of our daily life at the end of the Gunflint Trail.
Loving life at the end of the Trail.
Working on the deck of Voyageur Canoe Outfitters yesterday the whiskey jacks kept me from getting too much work done. They were looking for hand outs and I was able to provide them with exactly what they wanted.
Walking home from the Gunflint Trail after getting the kids off of the bus we watched a bald eagle soar overhead. We didn't see our friendly fox or the moose family but we knew they were around as well as the 4 deer that live on our road. Chipmunks, seagulls, mergansers, martens and more are all a part of our daily life at the end of the Gunflint Trail.
Loving life at the end of the Trail.
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