The whole trip was amazing, but our final destination was Emerald Lake, B.C. … what words could I possibly add to this …
View of the cabins …
The following photo shows where an avalanche occurs almost every year …
There is the main lodge Emerald Lake Lodge for dining and warming up by a fire, but our accommodations were an amazing little cabin with no tv, no internet, and no cell service. It was like we were on another planet and was so cozy. Every time we walked up to it, I affectionately referred to it as our little Hobbit Hole … yes … right on the lake.
Looking through a window from the main lodge … goodness, I love B.C.
These pots reminded me of some kind of hanging bamboo …
… our room!
breakfast is served …
From the canoe …
I know … serious photo dump, and I still have more. We walked around the lake and I have a ton of mossy mushroom shots to share … but I’ll leave that for next week :) but, here’s a bit of top-down faffoolery with the flora and fauna I foraged:
living, learning, and keeping with the times
aptly named!
What can I say except spectacular, Barb! These are all magnificent — and what a place to stay! I just wanna go there right now!
What an inviting post! Beautiful scenery and gorgeous photos…
Emerald Lake is simply stunning… We need to make sure these places are preserved for our children and theirs….
wow, that place is stunning. And so are your images :) If I was there my card would be full in a heartbeat :)
Also, I found you on Kim Klassens last meme Texture Tuesday. It seem to me she ended it.
I want to let you know I have a photo art meme and that you are welcome to join if you still creates art. I call it NF DAM as in Digital Art Meme. You can use textures or do anything else if you wish.
You are welcome to check it out. Last one, opened a few hours ago, is this one:
http://nfverk.blogspot.se/2015/09/nf-dam-166-wall-of-art.html
Fabulous! I want to go there! Love the reflection shots. . .