FRIENDSGIVING AT FITZROY HARBOUR // MORRIS ISLAND

 

We spent the weekend at a cottage in Fitzroy Harbour with our camping crew to celebrate Friendsgiving. 

EXPLORE: KING MOUNTAIN TRAIL

 

Ottawa fall weather is always flies by - Kevin and I took a hike at King Mountain Trail in Gatineau Park to see the leaves.

CAMPING: LOW, QUEBEC II

We liked Low so much we decided to come back for a second/final weekend of camping with Kevin's family.

MOUNTAIN ORCAHRD

Kevin and went apple picking at Mountain Orchard this fall. 

CAMP FORTUNE

Til next year Autumn,

LEAVES OF CHANGE

A lot more than just the leaves have changed this year. 

PUMPKIN INFERNO / UPPER CANADA VILLAGE

This weekend we drove to Upper Canada Village to check out Pumpkin Inferno. 

EXPLORE: CHAMPLAIN TRAIL & HURON LOOKOUT

The fall leaves are in FULL FORCE out in Gatineau Park. I swear last year the leaves weren't as good, so I'm feeling so blessed to have been able to get out in some nature this weekend before the leaves fall.

EXPLORE: MER BLEUE BOG TRAIL

This weekend Irwin and I went to take in the beautiful fall leaves. We explore two trails, Mer Bleue Bog Trail and Champlain Lookout Trail. For now here's some pictures of Mer Bleue.

CLIFFSIDE

Since Sarah's been back in Ottawa we've been trying to find the time to escape away to her family cottage. She invited me out this week and fortunately for me, it's my reading week and I was able to get my shift covered at work so we were able to go. 

FALL // LUSKVILLE FALLS TRAIL

Irwin and I drove to Luskville to see the fall leaves this weekend. Rain or shine, we were (kinda) ready tackle the Luskville Falls Trail.

EXPLORE: GATINEAU PARK WOLF TRAIL 62

After checking out the Willson Carbide Ruins, Adam and I kicked off our 8 km long hike. A quick drive from the ruins there's the Wolf Trail 62. 

EXPLORE: WILLSON CARBIDE RUINS

Today Adam and I headed to Gatineau, Quebec to explore the Willson Carbide Mill. Everyone and their dog had been posting pictures of the beautiful ruins there, so I figured it was time to take a gander myself.