The three bears (20 May) Fort Nelson to Lake Muncho
Once upon a time ...
We saw three bears.
The first bear was scared off by a following motorhome that stopped right beside it.
We saw the second bear on the other side of the road and it wouldn't pose for us.
Then we came across this fellow. It was munching on grass and other soft food, possibly a marmalade sandwich, unaffected by an audience.
Of course, we also continued to see long roads, interesting lakes, and mountains.
Lake Muncho is very blue, more blue even than Tekapo. In the evening it froze at the edge into a lot of individual ice sticks about 6-8 cm long and 1 cm wide. The wind moved the water beneath them and bunched them up. They tinkled as they moved. In the morning it was all gone, either melted or blown elsewhere on the lake.
We saw three bears.
The first bear was scared off by a following motorhome that stopped right beside it.
We saw the second bear on the other side of the road and it wouldn't pose for us.
Then we came across this fellow. It was munching on grass and other soft food, possibly a marmalade sandwich, unaffected by an audience.
Of course, we also continued to see long roads, interesting lakes, and mountains.
Lake Muncho is very blue, more blue even than Tekapo. In the evening it froze at the edge into a lot of individual ice sticks about 6-8 cm long and 1 cm wide. The wind moved the water beneath them and bunched them up. They tinkled as they moved. In the morning it was all gone, either melted or blown elsewhere on the lake.
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