Taking advantage of Canada's natural resources.
Wednesday, September 04, 2013
Water Recreation
Taking advantage of Canada's natural resources.
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This could almost be in the Netherlands, when not looking at the horizon with mountains.
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice photo of different activities: boating,n kayaking, and fishing. Good time of the year to indulge and enjoy any of them.
ReplyDeleteAll kinds of water activity going on here.
ReplyDeleteI would like to have that kind of boulders along the water for fishing, but helas no big stones here.
ReplyDeleteAhhh, I hate to think this won't be going on for too much longer. I'm beginning to remember some of the snowy scenes you showed us last winter.
ReplyDeleteOh to be paddling away with them! I like the slice-of-life feel.
ReplyDeleteExcellent composition, Andy.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so inviting. Port Credit? Port Hope? Or something in between?
ReplyDeleteIt's easy to get theses lakeside scenes mixed up. This shot was taken in Pickering at the bottom of Liverpool Rd.
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