As summer wound down, the nights became cooler and morning mists were starting to shroud the hills around the area.   In an early paddle on Paul Lake, the sun was filtered through the low-hanging clouds.

The lake was calm and quiet with no other boats in sight.

I paddled down past Gibraltar Rock.   Crows, eagles, loons, and a Canada jay were active along the watery way.

For this day, I passed Gibraltar Rock, then crossed over the other side.    There is provincial park lands on the south side of the lake too.

There are many fallen trees on the steeper south shoreline, but also leaning ones, and reflections in the still lakewater.

The paddle for this morning was about 70 minutes, another good day in the outdoors, my 67th day of paddling in 2022.

More information on Paul Lake will be found on the Paul Lake Page, to be completed over the winter months.