Lake Ontario shore on a
particularly clear day!
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
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10 comments:
OOH! This is very, very pretty! The water is so clear.
Stine: I have NEVER before seen the water this clear! It was almost like being in someplace tropical.
Absolutely beautiful. Such clear water. Where has all the pollution gone?
A beautiful picture. Water looks so inviting
Nora: I have no idea where the pollution went. Or the nasty smell of the algae and dead fish. It is kinda scary seeing all this beauty!
Clare: thank you so much - and for becoming a new follower! This was taken with my brand new camera, so was glad to have something remarkable to photograph.
I too am amazed by the tropical look of this lake. Such clear water. It reminds me of a lake in Yosemite. Beautiful, crisp photo!
Lovely. How warm is the water? Or should I ask how cold is the water?
AmyR: Thanks. Sadly, no mountains here!
Quilly: Oh you can be sure it is quite cold. Actually, you can't swim in this area. This photo is deceiving; I am on a breakwall and have never seen the bottom of the lake before. Had no idea it was sand down there, thought it was all rocks.
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