Eugenia Falls

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I feel unprepared to begin posting photos from our camping trip, but have to start somewhere; and soon, there is so much to cover.

Over breakfast Tuesday morning, before we left the cottage, Mom reminisced about travels around Georgian Bay when she was a girl. She mentioned Eugenia Falls, which she visited with Dad, two of her sisters and one of their fiancés. This must have been when my parents were 18, the year they were married, 1951.

I had never seen Eugenia Falls and decided to stop there with Marian and Brenna en route to our camping destination. It was pretty, but difficult to photograph. The conservation area has been set up so you can't approach from the gorge below, as my parents must have done half a century ago.

Above the falls we explored the ruin of a mill, which captured our imaginations for a while and afforded photo ops. It's impossible to post these without making reference to photos bitterlawngnome and I have previously taken with Marian in Toronto's graffiti alley, although the art here is less sophisticated.

One of the photos behind the cut is 800 x 600, because it contains so much detail. That's all for tonight.