This was the entrance to "L'auberge des pionnier", the once camp and now guest cabins where we were staying for the next two nights. The site was spectacular, right on the high banks of the Mattawa River and surrounded by nature conservancy and crown land so that you really felt you were on your own. The cabins were well appointed and comfortable and would have been complete perfection except for the rather large mouse/bat population that kept everyone alert at night. I wasn't particularly bothered by them - just more than irritated when we discovered they had eaten a large portion of our delicious gorp on the first night!
Friday, September 11, 2009
L'auberge des pionniers
This was the entrance to "L'auberge des pionnier", the once camp and now guest cabins where we were staying for the next two nights. The site was spectacular, right on the high banks of the Mattawa River and surrounded by nature conservancy and crown land so that you really felt you were on your own. The cabins were well appointed and comfortable and would have been complete perfection except for the rather large mouse/bat population that kept everyone alert at night. I wasn't particularly bothered by them - just more than irritated when we discovered they had eaten a large portion of our delicious gorp on the first night!
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