My second trip, from July 29 to September 12, a planned 366 km circle route, ended at 221 km in the eastern portion of Central Saskatchewan, extending into Manitoba, mainly south of and along the Churchill River.
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Camp 25, five km from my starting point on a large lake. It is very hot at 30°C for these two days, but there is good shade and cool water for extra baths. I am very fortunate to meet some nice people at my launch point. Josh and Danielle give me a ride back to my canoe after driving my vehicle to its parking location, my endpoint. Margaret and Dwayne escort me to a good campsite, clearing a spot for my gear. The next day Donna and George graciously give me two filleted walleye which I have for supper, a beef steak that I cook the following day, and a big bag of baked Parmesan crisps. Awesome!
This old cut off canvas-covered cedar strip canoe has sat here for quite a while. There must be an interesting story about such a severed canoe.
