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A few Camping drawings I feel like sharing. Each have their stories. (lemmy.world)

submitted 7 months ago by Kaput to c/artshare

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The great wilderness.

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[–] Kaput 5 points 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago)

I often go kayaking alone when camping, This lake had a really nice shallow area created by a huge beaver dam with lots of birds, plants, frogs etc. So I managed to convince my son and wife that we should rent a canoe so I could take them there. They agreed out of being nice to me. The Heron was not pink but it did fly majestically over our heads, and gave them a few seconds of respite from me explaining how the whole lake was created by many generation of beavers while pointing to every clues of their gnawing presence.