One of our memories about the fall cruises we used to take is the proliferation of leaves floating on the water in Pickering Passage.
There's a large number of deciduous trees hanging over the shorelines, and in the fall, a whole bunch of pretty yellow leaves end up in the water.
Pickering Passage is apparently narrow enough to corral them and send squadrons of them sailing down the waterway.
We've missed seeing these guys for several years, so were charmed to once again see them floating by as we chugged along.
And if you do it just right, you can catch one just exactly dead center and carry it along with you.
Not sure if we've ever done that before, and probably will never do it again, but the camera does not lie – we did it this time!
