In the summer the flow of water is so little that one can walk
where you see the heavier flow of water an not get wet.
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Friday, May 03, 2013
Burnt Dam: Havelock, Ontario
In the summer the flow of water is so little that one can walk
where you see the heavier flow of water an not get wet.
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What a beautiful area. And beautiful photography! All that water is snow runoff?
ReplyDeleteMost of it is snow run off plus a few days of rain.
DeleteMagnificent 'water shots' for Rurality ~ Beautiful!
ReplyDeletethat water is moving along quickly!
ReplyDeleteWonderful rushing water shot!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting shots. I love any water type shots.
ReplyDeleteFantastic water shots! Seeing water rushing like that is so beautiful, unless it's flooding of course.
ReplyDeleteNew GFC follower visiting from Rurality.
Wonderful how you have captured the rush of water
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