A short visit to The Cove on Trout Lake found this marvellous experience.
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Trout Lake Morning
Foggy morning yesterday at Portage Park.
I think that geese don’t really need GPS
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The Cove
A favourite swimming area on Trout Lake is The Cove.
Yesterday was our first frosty morning of the fall and along with the frost came mist.
The water is too cold for swimming these days but it’s still a neat place to go on a sunny morning.
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Little White Church
Tucked behind the North Bay Airport is a small plain United Church. It is very unprepossessing.
Almost forgotten, one might say.
But the members of the congregation meet regularly and the church is still a living thing.
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Moffat’s Path
There is a path through the bush near my place that I’ve dubbed Moffat’s Path after the owner of the land. It is a neat place to trek with a camera in all seasons of the year.
Autumn has arrived here recently:
Snow is next!
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Peninsula Road
Peninsula road is bordered by maples.
The rain was falling at the time I made this.
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Discovery North Bay
The CPR station near the waterfront, long unused, has in recent years been refurbished and is now the home of @Discovery North Bay.
Removal of the rail yards allows one to see the waters of Lake Nipissing from its parking lot – if you stand on tip toe.
It is a lovely classic building. Three cheers for those who worked to save it and make it a living classroom. It is this kind of thing that turns a town into a community.
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Mirror Morning
Fall is coming to One Mile Bay.
Won’t be long now until the shivers start!
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Steps
Steps at the Lake Nipissing end of the pedestrian underpass from downtown.
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Waterfront Underpass
For years the Waterfront was cut off from the downtown of North Bay by railway yards. The railway has removed all but one track and a pedestrian tunnel and walkway has been built in the past year. Easy access to the Lake is now available.
The walkway ends at the lakeshore at the most sensuous concrete steps I’ve seen.
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Low Water
All summer, Lake Nipissing has been about 2 feet lower than it normally is. In past years, wet feet would have been necessary to produce this photograph.
The spring melt happened so early this year that water that would have been trapped in the ground ran off to the Great Lakes because the ground was still frozen. Nipissing was not able to catch up over the summer and despite recent, rains is still behind.
Climate Change?
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