The Road to Wolf River

So obviously the first image isn't a road or a river for that matter. It is actually a view of Wolf Lake. 

This was shot from a quiet spot on the lake shore, a perfect little spot for wild camping where we spent a little while skimming stones and watching a magnificent Bald Eagle surveying the lake from a perch high in a tree.

Off the main highways the roads through the forest are more dirt and gravel and they weave their way through the trees. The forest at this time of year (September) was really beautiful as the leaves change colour and here you can see that process beginning. 

The Forest

So the first of today's pictures is looking out across the forest from a vantage point above Wolf River, you can just make out part of the river as it flows towards Wolf Lake. although the sky was fairly overcast (heavy rain followed not long after) the colours of the forest stand out as they announce the start of autumn.

With the changing season there is also a profusion of fungi along the forest floor and so the second image showcases a couple of different species growing next to a decaying stump.

I have photographed lots of different fungi during my trip so far and will be posting more in the near future.