Day 21 & 22 – Lake Francis, New Hampshire. “I can see Canada from here!”Ā
No, I can’t. It’s just a figure of speech. Though, it’s really right before Canadian border.
Lake Francis State Park camp ground is going to be our home for two days. There was lots of people with fishing pole and canoe on their car. Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont… people from lots of different places are here to enjoy the beautiful summer weekend.
Two days of Lake Francis was scenic and peaceful. Woke up with the singing birds, swimming in the lake in the afternoon, walking around the lake, taking a nap on the grass, andĀ stargazingĀ the gorgeousĀ milky wayĀ at night… What a great way to enjoy life. There was no such thing like inter-web, obviously. I didn’t even took that many photos. It was a great retreat. Campfire and freshly brewed coffee at the campground were the plus alpha pleasure.
Swimming and canoeing in the lake were the highlight of this weekend, I would say.
Oh! and speaking of the loons. They are chatty!
Lake Francis is a place that I want to come back in winter. I like winter scenery. All the trees around the lake make me imagine how pretty this would be in winter time. I would come back here, sit in front of the porch, drinking hot coffee with a candy cane in it. Instead of going Sharm el sheikhĀ holidays for skiĀ . But that sounds fun though. š
*Special thanks to Visit New Hampshire!
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I love the photo of the loon!
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Thanks Jade! I love them. They are so unique!
Looks like your having a great trip! Will you make it to Canada?
Hey Cam! Thanks! And guess what?! I’m in Canada now!
I’ll always be jealous of America and Canada for their lakes. Australia has very few lakes and the only sizeable one is salt-water š
Loved the photos. It made me miss my time in Idaho in 2009 š
Great nature photos. I love the lake shot with the goose and the campfire!
thanks Lori! It was a cozy little lake (actually very big lake) and a campground. š Like New Hampshire!
I can see Canada from here too! (i mean from your blog – not from my office in KL! hahaha) Great shots gal;)
You saw a loon! I miss seeing loons. Used to see them all the time in rural Vermont; not so much in Burlington. I love their call.
so pretty it did remind me of Lake George