Photo Shows

In July of 2008, Barry Bridgeford and Bill Warren, stayed on Booth Lake for a few days. Twenty-six of the trip's photos comprise a "Flash-driven" slide show .. Farm Lake to Booth Lake and Back.

"The slide show was created using "JAlbum", see ... www.jalbum.net . And, it uses the "BananAlbum skin" ... www.bananalbum.com . To check out the status of your computer regarding Adobe Flash Player, go to http://www.macromedia.com/software/flash/about/ . There's a rectangle in the middle of the page that indicates if you have it installed and which version. .


In June of 2008, Barry Bridgeford and Bill Warren, took a five day jaunt to Otterslide Lake. Barry has put together some of the trip's photos into a "Flash-driven" slide show .. Canoe Lake to Otterslide Lake and Back.

"Not everyone may have "Adobe Flash Player" installed on their computer. However, after polling the readers of the Algonquin Adventures forum, it was obvious that the vast majority did. The slide show was created using "JAlbum", see ... www.jalbum.net . And, it uses the "BananAlbum skin" ... www.bananalbum.com . To check out the status of your computer regarding Adobe Flash Player, go to http://www.macromedia.com/software/flash/about/ . There's a rectangle in the middle of the page that indicates if you have it installed and which version. .




From the Canadian Wilderness Trips base camp near Access Point # 1, Brent Vredevoogd (of www.Paddling.net) and his wife Chris headed out on a 5-day canoeing trip. They've placed a photo journal of their trip online.

Check it out at ... www.paddling.net/places/algonquin.

Submitted Wednesday August 24th, 2005 . . . . .



The rest of this section contains sequential presentations (with text) of photographs taken by the host of this site.

Some of these slide shows deal with a theme, while others document a specific canoe trip or hiking trail.

There's a number of different formats used, but all require that at least an 800 x 600 pixel monitor display be used.