I'll begin by saying I'm going to keep this post more brief than normal because the Wi-Fi connection very slow and janky (reminiscent of the late 90's) but I suppose that's part of the charm of this place.
My wife, son, and I decided to escape the hot, Canadian wildfire smoke-laden Twin Cities for the much cooler North Shore of Lake Superior a few days ago to celebrate the holiday.
We’re spending our first two nights in a cabin at the Stonegate on Superior resort. Our cabin is basically a tiny home and we’re only thirty feet from the shore and the cool breeze from the lake brings the air temperature down almost ten degrees. The footage below is from the shoreline just below our cabin.
Today we hiked at Gooseberry Falls. The weather was absolutely perfect, hovering in the low seventies.
We braved the slippery rocks to get close enough to touch the waterfall and feel the breeze off the rushing water.
We continued on down the trail along the Gooseberry River about two miles south of the falls. The views were stunning for the entire hike. I'm absolutely blown away by now much this pristine wilderness is brimming with life.
We won't be here for the super moon but we're only a few days away from it and the reflection off the water at night is stunning.
Tomorrow we're moving to a geodome resort called Klarhet for our last three days. There will be many more videos and photos to come!
All for now. Trust your instincts, invest in you, live boldly, and take chances.
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