We did a week long driving tour visiting a good number lakes. We spent 2 nights at Big Bar Lake, 2 nights at Howard Lake and 1 night each at Crooked, Green and Stump Lakes. Nearly all of these lakes we accessed via forestry or back-roads. The scenery was amazing, with a mix of alpine forest and ranching land. The leaves were turning to autumn colours, which made it all more special. At some camp-spots, we had the lake all to ourselves. It was our chance to relax and just chill a little.
At Big Bar Lake we went on an interpretative nature walk of the marsh lands, which was very nice. Howard Lake was a chance to do some chores on Molly, including removing the old wifi antenna. The new upgraded one is working well. Crooked Lake we got to light a fire, for the first time. British Columbia has had a fine ban most of the summer, but it is slowly getting lifted. At Stump Lake of neighbours gave us a Rainbow Trout, which we sous vide for dinner the following night.
