Last night we stopped in Dryden in a small private campground and other than one other RV we were the only ones there; really quiet. Rained off and on all night be we woke to a nice 60 degree day and it has stayed there. Today's high is about 69 with a 30% humidity and beautiful sunshine ... can't get better

OK. Tonight we are in ... Kenora, Ontario. How far is New Braunfels from here? Both culturally and distance wise a long way. Kenora is a huge lake on the US Canada border and a large international tourist area ... and it is obvious why ... gorgeous!

Trivia time. This boat, the MS Kenora ( a major tourist event hauling folks around the Lake of the Woods), was built by Jo-Anne's grandfather at his boat building works in Selkirk Manitoba, our next stop. Actually the boat building works in Selkirk is now a museum to the huge number of large ships the company produced for this whole area. Jo-Anne and her mother actually rode together in one of the earlier Kenora versions (10 times bigger than this one) on Lake Winnipeg about 50 years ago ... good stories.

Kenora waterfront with floatplane and MS Kenora.

Little beach at our campsite, the Longbow Lake Camp about 5 miles west of Kenora on Highway 17.