Had a classic mountain Jan pose, but thought that this shot was a little better...
Almost at the summit. Good thing we've already done the cardiac unit...
Janny and I scrambled up to the 2nd peak just to the west of the first summit.
On the way back down.
Map of the circuit. We started in the NW corner of the park and made our way around over 5 days.
Quick stop at Peyto Lake on the drive up. Heady had to throw some elbows to make her way through the crowd.
The 6 bears that we saw on the forestry road into the park made us a little nervous. However, didn't have any visitors to our campsites in the park.
Night shot looking south across Bowron Lake.
By far the biggest fish I've ever caught. At first I thought this lake trout was a massive snag - until it started to dive! In the spirit of my brother's fishing habits, we let him go.
Surprisingly, Issac Lake (about 37 kms long) looked like glass when we got to it. This was the nice weather of the day. In true canoe trip styles, the rain and wind came up with about an hour left in the day...
This is our 1st site. These trapper cabins are spread out across the park. Made for a great cooking shelter and Heady took full advantage of the hammock.
The next morning, we made our way casually down Issac Lake. The day started with rain but finished with the warm sunshine.
View from our 2nd campsite south towards the Caribou Mountains.
Home. 
The next morning we woke up to some pretty heavy fog. Made for a great paddle.
Relaxing paddle through the mist to start the day. This was the calm before the storm...
This was the storm... Rained solid for 6 hrs. Luckily some great people we had a warm shelter waiting for us at the end of the day to dry out. Unfortunately we couldn't see the scenery from the Caribou River, the banks looked really nice though.
The rain finally cleared and we were treated to a beautiful view across Lanezi Lake.
Heady was having a hay-day with the views.
Deep in thought or just scoping ski lines, don't remember...
Another spectacular morning for a paddle.
Heady with Ishpa Moutain in the background.
The avy paths were quite impressive. Thick with alders right down to the water. Even without snow they look frightening.
We were a little disappointed with the SW corner of the park. The beetles have gotten to much of the forest leaving a rather bleek scene. If Picasso had his blue period, I guess this is Heather's green one.
We had hoped to stay on these spectacular sites; however, all we found was beetle damage. We kept paddling to Spectacle lake for the night.
The beach at our campsite at the end of Spectacle Lake. We had some friends waiting for us...
Friends...
Luckily we had another cabin to ourselves that night. Can't say enough about BC Parks. Youc can tell by the smile on Heady's fact that there were no bugs in here!
Parting shot across Bowron Lake on our paddle back to the lodge. What an amazing trip!
Clowns are out back...
Muskoka Summer Collection 2008. Bug shirts are so in!
Typical boat sunset.
Heady was pretty pumped to be back on the ski! Don't worry Paddy, knee held...
Ash carving it up after her surgery. The Patterson sisters are back!
Cottage got infested by mice over the winter. Not to worry, then tent offers all of life's ammenities. Notice the TP, Blackberry and, of course, the Fortune mag.
Wrist looks strong to me!
Steph with a new type of gear on her back. Third percentile has it's perks!
Pretty cute kid...
Home for the night. Civilized local don't you think.
Jo's trying to hold the kiwi back from the food. She was unsuccessful. That boy can eat!
Kerwin-Dowling family shoot...
Hughes-Stork shot...
Pre-dinner stroll around Elk Lake. 
Elk lake at sunset. 
Chloe looking like she belongs in the wilderness.
Maya was definitely into the adventure.
The crew. 
