It’s always fun seeing the pictures our guests take during their stay here. Enjoy.
No hiding from the camera
Even Erica at nine years old swam all the way across the lake and back again. Way to go Erica!
Our friend the chipmunk
Eagle taking off
The loons were gathered on our lake last week.
Geo-caching is fun for the whole family.
Mama deer has been around a lot lately.
Excited about her catch.
Sisters fishing together
John flew over the resort today. His cousin won a free plane ride for the day and he decided to come to Boulder Junction. Beside’s getting a little green, John got some great aerial shots of the resort.
The resort shoreline, along with a guest going tubing.
With the higher water levels the peninsula is more of an island this summer.
The sports area looks different from above.
Thanks Greg for your great castle.
And to mom, Julie, for the dragon.
We’ve had some great pictures submitted for our digital photo frame at the front desk. I thought I would share some with you.
Great shot of the pileated woodpecker
The majestic eagle always makes for a photo opportunity
Nothing like being at the right spot at the right time. Capturing the spider and bee was amazing.
Having fun in the water.
The raft went in the water today, so John decided it was a good opportunity to take a rest.
John enjoying the ride.
Last night the winds picked up and blew and blew and blew! By 2 AM the power was out and didn’t come on for 12 hours. Thankfully only two units were booked so we were able to help them out and let them put their food in our freezer….running off the generator. It’s amazing what nature can do…take a look at the picture!
The top of a birch tree came down and planted itself in the ground.
It has finally warmed up enough to start planting flowers around the resort, at least the temperatures during the day. With the temperature dipping down to a chilly 27 on Thursday night we have already begun covering the flowers that were planted. Hopefully that is the last frost night until fall. The geraniums are all in place, now to begin planting the 65 flats of annuals.
John bought a new trailer for his golf cart. Helps in hauling the flowers and many other things.
New touches arrive at the resort.
New landscaping at Hideaway.
New luggage cart storage for Hideaway. No more having to bring the cart down from the main parking lot.
New archway to the lodge main entrance
the finished project, now it just needs to be stained.
Despite the bad weather we got the docks in. Early Wednesday morning lightening decided to strike and cause havoc. It blew out our internet, thus the delay in posting these pictures. By 8 am the storms had rolled through and left behind windy, but warm temperatures to put the docks in. The guys were thankful for the wind which kept the bugs at bay. Seeing the docks in the water always is the first sign that guests will be here soon. We look forward to your arrival.
Sorting through the dock posts
Main dock going in
Balsam Fir dock going in
It takes all the crew to move the shore station off the beach
One of our fishing boats makes it easier to float the station over to its dock space.
75 dock sections and 4 1/2 hours later the crew enjoys a chili lunch
The new steps up to Oriole look great!
Now comes the staining......