Last night though it was a steady downpour for almost 12 hours and the low was about 50 and the high today was 63. We actually had the furnace on this morning to keep from freezing in the shower.
In spite of the frequent rains here is a shot of the entrance to the Roebuck Campground just outside of Meaford. The owner really does a lot of work to keep the 75 acres mowed and maintained.
Here's the view out of our dining room window to the northeast and our neighbor's place. Curley, the owner is scraping out some new sites to our east and you can see the work here. The rains have been so hard and frequent that his efforts have been admirable in the mud and goo. These sites are nicely grassed and quite large and as you can see, you can do pretty much what you want as far as accessories.
And in keeping with the Canadian flag above you can brush up on your French while you eat the corn flakes. Remember to, "saveur de bleuets."
And a shot of the lone tree to the north as we had our first fire of the season.
