Stu and I took off down the Great Trail to check for trees down and for beaver activity.
Sure enough we did find a few trees down and the beaver had blocked one culvert; but each stop offered a view of todays development in the forest.
When we stopped to remove this tree I found some wild roses just opening
. The smell was heavenly.
While Stu was clearing the mud the beaver had plugged the the culvert with; I found the marsh was skirted with these beautiful water lilies.
The wild flowers are just bursting out all through the park.
We went as far as the long bridge where we enjoyed a quiet moment
at the picnic table, by the shore of the river, surrounded by a vail of dragonflies to protect us.
Interesting shot - this one hanging upside down on a leaf in the sun
A perfect day to be in the forest.
The water is really quite nice. First day I have been in but the kids have been swimming for a few days now.
We are having a lovely day here in the Whiteshell and it's so nice to see the guests enjoy their time.
(These guests are relaxing on the deck on the lake at our office) 
