In the Summer, just after the sun goes down, the end of the day can be quite tranquil.

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One Mile Bay on Trout Lake is very near where I live.
I pass the end of it each time I want to go to town, and it always looks a little different each time.
Here it is in October.
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Occasionally Lake Nipissing is calm and tranquil.
One day last week, it was.
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Generally in this part of the world, the door to Summer is considered to close on Labour Day Weekend.
Occasionally Mother Nature forgets and leaves it wide open for another week or so.
When that happens, gloriously calm and luxurious afternoons occur.
The illusion that this will continue forever is strong, despite the certain knowledge that it can’t come true.
Lake Nipissing shows itself at its best during these special times.
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As the season winds down, warmth and calm arrive for short periods.
Next come the storms.
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A recent all day snowfall reminds me why one lives in the North.
It is fashionable among many to “hate” snow and wish it gone.
I find it impossible to align their thinking with the calm and delicacy I see here.
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The Lavase River was once part of the route followed by fur traders of the Northwest Company heading West.
Now in winter it is a frozen highway giving access to Lake Nipissing.
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I have made many photographs of this little grove of cedars over the years.
Each time reveals a new way to see it.
Here, a warm comfortable way to feel about Winter.
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