Thursday, 4 August 2011

Make a day of it

Wendy and I love hanging out with friends and no one plays harder than our friends Dave & Heidi at North Cedars Photography. The first group of photos shows our outing to the thuroughfare at the twin bridges at French Lake. We paddled for a few hours, chasing a family of King Fishers, while avoiding gelatinous globs of an unknown substance and stopped and enjoyed a picnic lunch, before making the return trip. The second group of photos shows the cove on Grand Lake which Dave and Heidi's residence overlooks. It is a great place to go swimming, boating, fishing, or to just relax by the fire and enjoy the sunset. The last photo also happens to be my entry into Skywatch Fridays (http://skyley.blogspot.com/). Thanks again to North Cedars Photography for some fine shots and plenty of inspiration





























































8 comments:

  1. I love all the reflections of the sky in your photos!


    SKY OF WONDER

    Sky of wonder, sky of bliss,
    Who would think a sky like this
    Would permit my eyes to see
    Sun and moon and stars for free?


    © 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher

    Desert Hills Sky

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  2. Lot of lovely skies here, Rob, and this last one is a beaut.
    Looks like a good time was had by all.
    — K

    Kay, Alberta, Canada
    An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

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  3. Robin DeNicolais5 August 2011 at 09:23

    Hi Rob! What an interesting blog. I didn't know that Wendy was such an "outdoorswoman". Have fun on your wilderness adventures!
    Love RObin

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  4. Such a pretty, peaceful looking area. I love your sunset shot...lovely sky!

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  5. Thanks for sharing your river trip! what fun
    Your last photo is stunning.

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  6. That certainly was a great day! Like Rob, Heidi and I relish being able to get out and explore this beautiful province. Heidi was thrilled about being able to get a picture of the King Fisher. Just a great bonus on the day. Thanx to Rob and Wendy for letting us tag along.

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