Church and More Lakes

 

A little bird flew into the window and was stunned.  Jeanne went to rescue it.  The cats were very interested.  She thought that it might be a warbler, maybe a Magnolia Warbler.

She put it on the bird feeder and later it was gone so I guess it was ok.  

We went to Ely to go to church.  They all meet in the parking lot. A few people bring lawn chairs but most people stay in their cars.  Pastor Dana was preaching this time.  Pastor Craig was on vacation so Dana was subbing. We did some grocery shopping before heading home.  

  

The Pileated Woodpecker came back.

After lunch we went on another lake tour.

There is water on one side of the road but apparently that is now where people put their canoes in. 

They put in on this side of the road but since it is only a stream here they have to carry their canoes to where they can put in.

This is where they used  to put in but it is so dry this year they had to keep hiking further.  We stopped here. We did not actually see the Mudro Lake.  This is one of the key access points for going into the boundary waters.

Great fall colors.

This is Ed Shave Lake.  

Jeanne used to like to go to this lake because once you get here you can get your canoe right in the water and there was great fishing.  It is nice to see these lakes because I have heard Jeanne talking about going to these lakes and now I have a visual.

Jeanne's driveway. They are 549 Loop Rd

White pine in front of the neighbor's house.

Love the fall colors.  

My bedroom

They have several paintings by this artist.  I have always liked it.

They have several tables showing off their arrow head collection.  Most of these they have found through the years. I have a lot of fond memories of hiking around the fields in Illinois during college to look for arrowheads.   

A drawing of the house.

We had an afternoon treat of frozen mango custard.  yummy. We worked on the puzzle until dinner time. 

After dinner we watched the Netflix documentary "The Social Dilemma" Scary and interesting documentary of some of the ways that social media can change our thinking. Kris had seen this and recommended it.