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Off On A Journey

Dashing through the snow…

Through The Snow

Wherever will we go…?

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Summer Morning

Calm morning on Calendar Bay.

Callander Bay Summer Morning

Nice to remember now that fall weather is here.

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Sundown

Evening on Lake Nosbonsing.

Sunset Nosbonsing

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Art Deco?

Two ground floor windows in the old Belmont Hotel building are octagonal.

Art Deco Windows

Would this qualify as an example of Art Deco architecture?

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One Mile Bay Fog

Fog and Ice

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April 21, 2013 · 7:39 PM

Sensuous

The surface of the snow has a very sensuous appearance.

Sensuous

I love the smooth elegance of the transitions.

Mother Nature is an accomplished sculptor.

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Monochrome Winter Swamp

Yesterday I posted this image in colour.

Snowy Swamp BW

Today in black and white.

 

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Merry Christmas

Snow and Christmas.  What could be better?

Christmas Ball

A Merry Christmas to all!

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Side Door

What if there is no side door?

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The Fitness Room

The other end of the Belmont Hotel.

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Waterfall

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Sunflower

Messing with Dreamscapes

New way to have fun!

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Mystery Thursday

These will turn into flowers very soon.

What is the plant?

Hint:  Royal insects survive on these weeds.

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1820’s Portage

Imagine voyageurs padding along this path in early spring on the way to Lake Superior.

This is part of the Lavase Portages  which saw such traffic for 150 years.

Opening Canada to commerce one (large) canoe at a time.

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They’re Baaack!

Snowmobiles are once again leaving tracks on Four Mile Bay.  The ice is safe enough here for the machines to run around.

The snow acts as an insulator and makes ice growth slower even though the temperature was -27C this morning.

I don’t intend to go walking anywhere on the lake for at least another two weeks.  Give it time to thicken up.  Like, a foot and a half of ice would make me feel pretty confident.

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