Icicles on a branch.
Laurentian Ski Hill, North Bay.
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Not Quite
Trout Lake ice has not quite become safe.
Another week and it will be reasonably trustworthy.
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Afternoon Light
Looking south on Trout Lake in the afternoon.
The ice has not quite covered the lake and is definitely not safe.
But it won’t be long now. Just late is all.
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Shortest Day
One Mile Bay this morning on the shortest day of the year.
Ice is slowly forming. The delicacy of the scene is enchanting.
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Until Next Year
Last of the winter ice.
The ice left yesterday so another year will pass before more photographs of these events can be made.
No tears, though. Summer is on the way!
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Dreaming of Summer
The ice is not yet gone from One Mile Bay, but these Muskoka Chairs are in place and ready to go.
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Looking West Monochrome
A black and white version of yesterday’s post.
The canoe routes to the West of Canada entered Lake Nipissing a little to the South of this location and disappeared into the mouth of the French River on the horizon to the left. Canoes passed this way Spring and Fall for over 100 years.
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Looking West
One year ago today, this was the view from Sunset Park looking west across Lake Nipissing.
Today it looks pretty much the same.
A month from now it should be different.
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The Water is Running
It’s just a little bit of melting but this sight strengthens the belief that spring will come when the little rivulets of water cut into the ice and create their own stream beds.
There is HOPE!
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Incubator
In Canada, hockey is played on the ponds and lakes. 
Trout Lake, two days before Christmas is a place where dreams and memories are born.
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