<r>Opposite side of the lake we were at yesterday; we didn't get as far up this side as we would have liked, mainly due to the amount of snow on the road, but we plan to go back after the spring thaw as there is a petroglyph site we want to visit. At least I managed to shoot some pix that had some of the "wow factor" I was looking for.
Southwest across Harrison LakeOkay who would put a speed zone 30km up a fire service road, and which lucky cop gets to set the speed traps?Looking northeast across Harrison Lake, somewhere in those trees is the road we were on yesterday.Isolated beaver pondlooking southeast againLooking south, towards the village of Harrison Hot SpringsGuess who the navigator was Up close and personalone of the 100's of waterfalls along the wayWeaver CreekCreek running off of Wolf LakeAnother part of the creekYet another part of the creekNortheast view of Wolf LakeNorthwest view of Wolf LakeAnother part of Weaver Creek
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Harrison Lake West
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Harrison Lake West
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Harrison Lake West
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“It's the rare man who understands the value of a single perfect rose.”
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