Camping du Phare a Perce, Perce, Quebec, Canada
A man who lacks judgment derides his neighbor, but a man of understanding holds his tongue. ~ Proverbs 11:12
The water was glassy smooth this morning, so we drove back to Three Sisters, blew up the boat and took off. First we went around the “shark rock” to see what was on the other side.
See that huge crack?
Blaine thinks the inside eroded, making a hole similar to Perce Rock. He’s probably right.
Looked even better in person!
Time to turn around.
After enjoying that side, we turned around and paddled out toward Perce Rock once again. This time, we were able to sit and enjoy it, and even made a quick stop there, just so we could say we were on it. 😊
They tell you you shouldn’t go to the Rock because of fairly regular erosion,
but we’ve noticed quite a few walk out and back.
No one stays and we’ve not seen anyone try to climb around on it.
He was lagging behind.
Now we have to try to maneuver across the bar.
We don’t need much water, and since it was up to their knees in places, we should be fine.
It’s still a good-sized hole, we just thought it was bigger. : )
Blaine can probably see it with his naked eyes . . . : )
Collision narrowly avoided! Whew!
Not a particularly interesting day for you, but we had a terrific time on the water for 90 minutes!
Once we got home, we laid out the boat to let it dry instead of wiping it down as usual. And were also drying out shoes in the sun. We had our windows open, when all of a sudden, the air turned a bit chilly. The wind began picking up and then we could see storm clouds moving towards us across the water and they were definitely bringing heavy rain with them!
We dropped what we were doing to run out and pack up the boat and other things that were drying outside. We also noticed the house behind us was out pulling in the laundry (sheets, etc.), and then, nothing. No rain. We watched it move right around us. Funny weather here. 😊
And that’s all she wrote.